Par.

 1 Pre|         was about to cease, as if from the search for a thing which
 2 Pre|        purpose, it should keep me from other thoughts, in which
 3 1  |        hide yourself, for a time, from your disturbing thoughts.
 4 1  |         this man do, an exile far from you? What shall your servant
 5 1  |         of you, and cast out afar from your face? He pants to see
 6 1  |          and your face is too far from him. He longs to come to
 7 1  |           Why did he shut us away from the light, and cover us
 8 1  |        Whither consigned to ruin? From a native country into exile,
 9 1  |        native country into exile, from the vision of God into our
10 1  |       into our present blindness, from the joy of immortality into
11 1  |          sons of Eve, far removed from God! What have I undertaken?
12 1  |        long do you turn your face from us? When will you look upon
13 1  |       they weigh me down. Free me from them; unburden me, that
14 1  |       look up to your light, even from afar, even from the depths.
15 1  |       light, even from afar, even from the depths. Teach me to
16 5  |         being, creates all things from nothing.~WHAT are you, then,
17 5  |          creates all other things from nothing? For, whatever is
18 8  |        your heart is not wretched from sympathy for the wretched ;
19 9  |           is not seen. For, it is from the abundance of your goodness
20 9  |          will this.~O compassion, from what abundant sweetness
21 9  |           upon me, which proceeds from your so great abundance!
22 9  |       upon me, for it wells forth from you. Spare, in mercy; avenge
23 9  |          at all, because it flows from goodness, which is no goodness
24 14 |           how great is that light from which shines every truth
25 14 |          and how it has been made from nothing? What purity, what
26 16 |    blessed truth, how far are you from me, who am so near to you!
27 16 |           How far removed are you from my vision, though I am so
28 17 |           you are hidden, O Lord, from my soul in your light and
29 18 |            hide not your face far from me (Psalms xxvii. 8). Free
30 18 |         Psalms xxvii. 8). Free me from myself toward you. Cleanse,
31 18 |          sort plural, and diverse from itself; and either in fact
32 22 |       what it is. And what begins from non-existence, and can be
33 23 |           the love which proceeds from Father and Son unequal to
34 23 |          nothing can be born, and from it nothing can proceed,
35 23 |           of which it is born, or from which it proceeds.~THIS
36 23 |        the Holy Spirit proceeding from both. For this love is not
37 23 |          anything else proceeding from you and from him, which
38 23 |           proceeding from you and from him, which is not unequal
39 23 |          Nor can anything proceed from the supreme simplicity,
40 23 | simplicity, other than what this, from which it proceeds, is.~But
41 24 |          different as the Creator from the creature. For, if the
42 24 |      which has created all things from nothing! Finally, if there
43 25 |         multiplied in the blessed from the blessedness and joy
44 25 |       them, will not take it away from those who love him against
45 25 |        than God will separate him from them against his will and
46 26 |       life may I at least advance from day to day, until that joy