Par.

 1 Pre|            a supreme good requiring nothing else, which all other things
 2 1  |          has departed without which nothing is happy, and that remains
 3 1  |          toward you since we can do nothing without you. You do invite
 4 2  |          you are a being than which nothing greater can be conceived.
 5 2  |          speak --a being than which nothing greater can be conceived --
 6 2  | understanding, at least, than which nothing greater can be conceived.
 7 2  |          assuredly that, than which nothing greater can be conceived,
 8 2  |      Therefore, if that, than which nothing greater can be conceived,
 9 2  |          the very being, than which nothing greater can be conceived,
10 2  |          exists a being, than which nothing greater can be conceived,
11 3  |             God is that, than which nothing greater can be conceived. --
12 3  |          Hence, if that, than which nothing greater can be conceived,
13 3  |             is not that, than which nothing greater can be conceived.
14 3  |            truly a being than which nothing greater can be conceived
15 5  |             creates all things from nothing.~WHAT are you, then, Lord
16 5  |           then, Lord God, than whom nothing greater can be conceived?
17 5  |       creates all other things from nothing? For, whatever is not this
18 7  |           but impotence. God can do nothing by virtue of impotence,
19 7  |            virtue of impotence, and nothing has power against him.~BUT
20 7  |         really not to do, "or to do nothing." For, often we say to a
21 7  |      anything, and to rest is to do nothing.~So, then, when one is said
22 7  |            since you are capable of nothing through impotence, and nothing
23 7  |      nothing through impotence, and nothing has power against you.~ ~
24 9  |           supremely just, who lacks nothing, bestows goods on the wicked
25 12 |            you are, you are through nothing else than yourself. Therefore,
26 13 |           time limits. Since, then, nothing is greater than you, no
27 14 |          beings, a being than which nothing better can be conceived;
28 14 |           to see you more; and sees nothing beyond this which it has
29 14 |           how it has been made from nothing? What purity, what certainty,
30 16 |           dwell; for truly there is nothing else which can penetrate
31 18 |             alien to you, than whom nothing better can be conceived
32 19 |         forever? Or is it true that nothing of your eternity passes
33 19 |             it is not now; and that nothing of it is destined to be,
34 19 |             time; but you, although nothing exists without you, nevertheless
35 19 |            things exist in you. For nothing contains you, but you contain
36 23 |           is truth itself, there is nothing in the Father, who utters
37 23 |         good. Of supreme simplicity nothing can be born, and from it
38 23 |            can be born, and from it nothing can proceed, except that
39 23 |              that is, your Son. For nothing, other than what you are,
40 23 |        simple a nature, that of you nothing can be born other than what
41 24 |             created all things from nothing! Finally, if there are many
42 25 |        against their will; and that nothing more powerful than God will