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 1 1 |        you that hast made me, and has made me anew, and has bestowed
 2 1 |         and has made me anew, and has bestowed upon me all the
 3 1 |      wretched lot of man, when he has lost that for which he was
 4 1 |         terrible fate! Alas, what has he lost, and what has he
 5 1 |        what has he lost, and what has he found? What has departed,
 6 1 |           what has he found? What has departed, and what remains?
 7 1 |    departed, and what remains? He has lost the blessedness for
 8 1 |        for which he was made, and has found the misery for which
 9 1 |       which he was not made. That has departed without which nothing
10 1 |          and I thank you that you has created me in this your
11 1 |          love you; but that image has been so consumed and wasted
12 2 |          a God, although the fool has said in his heart, There
13 2 |       such nature, since the fool has said in his heart, there
14 2 |       will afterwards perform, he has it in his understanding,
15 2 |   understand it to be, because he has not yet performed it. But
16 2 |        performed it. But after he has made the painting, be both
17 2 |        made the painting, be both has it in his understanding,
18 2 |        that it exists, because he has made it.~Hence, even the
19 3 |           it to exist. Why, then, has the fool said in his heart,
20 4 |          CHAPTER IV.~How the fool has said in his heart what cannot
21 4 |        reality he cannot.~BUT how has the fool said in his heart
22 6 |       body; or omnipotent, if you has not all powers; or at once
23 7 |         of impotence, and nothing has power against him.~BUT how
24 7 |           if you should make what has been done not to have been
25 7 |         against him; and the less has he himself against these.~
26 7 |    through impotence, and nothing has power against you.~ ~
27 9 |           that the supremely Good has willed to do this, we wonder
28 9 |     wonder why the supremely just has been able to will this.~
29 9 |       acknowledging the goods you has granted; these by pardoning
30 14|           by those who seek him. ~HAS you found what you did seek,
31 14|           my soul feel you, if it has found you? Or, has it not
32 14|          if it has found you? Or, has it not found him whom it
33 14|          your truth?~Hence, if it has seen light and truth, it
34 14|          seen light and truth, it has seen you; if it has not
35 14|            it has seen you; if it has not seen you, it has not
36 14|           it has not seen you, it has not seen light and truth.
37 14|         and truth. Or, is what it has seen both light and truth;
38 14|           and truth; and still it has not yet seen you, because
39 14|          yet seen you, because it has seen you only in part, but
40 14|        seen you only in part, but has not seen you as you are?
41 14|        what you are other than it has seen, that it may clearly
42 14|      nothing beyond this which it has seen, except darkness. Nay,
43 14|          at one glance whatsoever has been made, and by whom,
44 14|          through whom, and how it has been made from nothing?
45 20|       certainly, what in no sense has an end transcends what is
46 22|           non-existence; and what has a past existence, which
47 24| delightful is the salvation which has given all salvation! If
48 24|        lovely is the wisdom which has created all things from
49 24|         is the delight in him who has made these delectable things.~ ~
50 25|          soul will be such as eye has not seen nor ear heard,
51 25|       seen nor ear heard, neither has the heart of man conceived (
52 25|        when the glory of the Lord has appeared (Psalms xvii. 15).
53 26|           ones shall rejoice, eye has not seen nor ear heard,
54 26|       seen nor ear heard, neither has it entered into the heart
55 26|         will love you! Truly, eye has not seen, nor ear heard,
56 26|            nor ear heard, neither has it entered into the heart