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 1 Pre|       believe regarding the divine Being.~Although I often and earnestly
 2 1  |            where shall I seek you, being absent? But if you are everywhere,
 3 2  |          we believe that you are a being than which nothing greater
 4 2  |        fool, when he hears of this being of which I speak --a being
 5 2  |         being of which I speak --a being than which nothing greater
 6 2  |      understanding alone, the very being, than which nothing greater
 7 2  |          doubt that there exists a being, than which nothing greater
 8 3  |          possible to conceive of a being which cannot be conceived
 9 3  |         There is, then, so truly a being than which nothing greater
10 3  |            not to exist;. and this being you are, O Lord, our God.~
11 3  |           mind could conceive of a being better than you, the creature
12 4  |    assuredly understands that this being so truly exists, that not
13 5  |          as the only self-existent being, creates all things from
14 7  |        capable. --To be capable of being corrupted, or of lying,
15 8  | compassionate, in terms of his own being, because he does not experience
16 8  |     compassionate in terms of your being.~Truly, you are so in terms
17 9  |           supremely just? For how, being all just and supremely just,
18 9  |        were not kind to any wicked being. For, he who is good, both
19 10 |          you as the supremely good Being. In this way, therefore,
20 14 |         You have found him to be a being which is the highest of
21 14 |           highest of all beings, a being than which nothing better
22 14 |            be conceived; that this being is life itself, light, wisdom,
23 14 |           your God, how is he this being which you have found, and
24 15 |           conceived, but you are a being greater than can be conceived.
25 15 |     conceived that there is such a being, if you are not this very
26 15 |           if you are not this very being, a greater than you can
27 16 |         move, and in you I have my being; and I cannot come to you.
28 18 |         you are so truly a unitary being, and so identical with yourself,
29 22 |          things need God for their being and their well-being. ~THEREFORE,
30 23 |        this is a single, necessary Being, which is every good, and
31 23 |           the whole extent of your being and his. Nor is there anything
32 23 |        there is a single necessary Being. Now, this is that single,
33 23 |          is that single, necessary Being, in which is every good;
34 26 |        thirst for it; let my whole being desire it, until I enter