Par.

 1 Pre|      which I might be successful; then more and more, though I
 2 1  |     sorrows, of which he knew not then. Alas! for the mourning
 3 2  |          the understanding alone: then it can be conceived to exist
 4 3  |          contradiction. There is, then, so truly a being than which
 5 3  |      belongs to it to exist. Why, then, has the fool said in his
 6 4  |  understood.~In the former sense, then, God can be conceived not
 7 4  |       according to the words. So, then, no one who understands
 8 5  |       from nothing.~WHAT are you, then, Lord God, than whom nothing
 9 7  |        himself against these.~He, then, who is thus capable is
10 7  |        rest is to do nothing.~So, then, when one is said to have
11 8  | consolation to the wretched? How, then, are you compassionate and
12 9  |      death everlasting life? How, then, gracious Lord, good to
13 9  |     understand what I say.~Truly, then, you are compassionate even
14 9  |         because you are just. Is, then, your compassion born of
15 9  |        done is done unjustly. If, then, you do not justly pity
16 10 |         and the evil, evils? How, then, is it just that you should
17 11 |          when you sparest.~Truly, then, all the paths of the Lord
18 11 |        which you do not will. So, then, your compassion is born
19 11 |      through supreme justice.~So, then, you are truly sensible (
20 13 |      place or time limits. Since, then, nothing is greater than
21 13 |           and eternal. How is it, then, that other spirits also
22 18 |    gladdened by all at once. How, then, O Lord, are you all these
23 18 |        the rest are.~In this way, then, it appears that you have
24 19 |        were not yet?~You was not, then, yesterday, nor will you
25 21 |         or ages of ages.~Is this, then, the age of the age, or
26 25 |          Corinthians ii. 9).~Why, then, do you wander abroad, slight
27 25 |        others as for himself.~If, then, the heart of man will scarce
28 26 |      Corinthians ii. 9). Not yet, then, have I told or conceived,
29 26 |         they will know you, Lord, then! and how much they will