Par.

 1 2 |     goods are good through a single being, which is good through
 2 4 |    not all are embraced in a single degree of dignity; but that
 3 4 |     which is such, either is single, or there are more natures
 4 4 |      than one essence, but a single essence, so they have not
 5 4 |  more than one nature, but a single nature. For I here understand
 6 4 |      nature which is one and single, and which is so superior
 7 17|   more goods than one, but a single good described by many names?
 8 21|   possible to prosecute in a single discussion, because they
 9 24|   clearly perceived from the single fact that true eternity
10 33|     and what he creates by a single consubstantial Word. ~BUT
11 33|     not compel us to admit a single Word. For the Creator himself,
12 45| essence of the son. For this single explanation proves, with