Par.

 1 Pre|       might be successful; then more and more, though I was unwilling
 2 Pre|       successful; then more and more, though I was unwilling
 3 Pre|         that this might be done more fitly, I named the first,
 4 3  |  therefore, it belongs to exist more truly than all other beings,
 5 4  |    could not conceive; there is more than one way in which a
 6 7  |        ought not to do; and the more capable of them he is, the
 7 7  |      capable of them he is, the more power have adversity and
 8 7  |       be," though it might seem more proper to say, "It is not,
 9 7  |        the word power. For, the more he possesses this power,
10 7  |       possesses this power, the more powerful are adversity and
11 7  | perversity against him, and the more powerless is he against
12 7  | Therefore, O Lord, our God, the more truly are you omnipotent,
13 9  |     than whom none is better or more powerful, should be good
14 9  |        you can not be conceived more powerful? For what can be
15 9  |       powerful? For what can be more just than this? Assuredly
16 10 |         the wicked. For what is more just than that the good
17 11 |        you can not be conceived more just; and this you would
18 11 |   according to their deserts is more just than he who so requites
19 14 |  desires. It strains to see you more; and sees nothing beyond
20 14 | splendor where it is? Assuredly more than a creature can conceive.~ ~
21 18 |         feast, and lo, I hunger more. I tried to rise to the
22 18 |       in you, Lord, nor are you more than one. But you are so
23 25 | friendship, they shall love God more than themselves, and one
24 25 |         And God shall love them more than they themselves; for
25 25 |    their will; and that nothing more powerful than God will separate
26 25 |       if two, or three, or many more, had the same joy, you would
27 25 |        love God beyond compare, more than himself and all the
28 25 |         in the felicity of God, more than in his own and that
29 26 |         a joy that is full, and more than full. For when heart,