Par.

 1 7 |    Nature is less than it, it is impossible that anything other than
 2 18|       exist without truth, it is impossible even to conceive that truth
 3 21|          time. This is doubtless impossible, unless it either exists
 4 21|     every, place and time, it is impossible that it exists everywhere
 5 27|  differences or accidents, it is impossible that it is divisible by
 6 29|         its creatures. But it is impossible that the expression of this
 7 41|        begotten. ~BUT it will be impossible to establish this proposition,
 8 43|       observe: although it is so impossible that he who begets, and
 9 43|      offspring are the same --so impossible that necessarily one must
10 63|       imitation and likeness are impossible where only one being is
11 70|          blessedness, it will be impossible to turn the soul aside by
12 73|      ground those which it seems impossible to call either loving or
13 73| certainly most difficult or even impossible for any mortal to reach