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 1 Pre|           to demonstrate that God truly exists, and that there is
 2 1  |         do I not see you present? Truly you dwell in unapproachable
 3 2  |                       CHAPTER II.~Truly there is a God, although
 4 3  |        AND it assuredly exists so truly, that it cannot be conceived
 5 3  | contradiction. There is, then, so truly a being than which nothing
 6 3  |          are, O Lord, our God.~So truly, therefore, do you exist,
 7 3  |          it belongs to exist more truly than all other beings, and
 8 3  |          exists does not exist so truly, and hence in a less degree
 9 4  |    understands that this being so truly exists, that not even in
10 6  |        are not a body yet you are truly sensible in the highest
11 7  |           Lord, our God, the more truly are you omnipotent, since
12 8  |           in terms of your being.~Truly, you are so in terms of
13 9  |          light wherein you dwell? Truly, in the deepest and most
14 9  |           you are supremely just, truly you are compassionate even
15 9  |         to understand what I say.~Truly, then, you are compassionate
16 11 |      punish and when you sparest.~Truly, then, all the paths of
17 11 |        justice.~So, then, you are truly sensible (sensibilis), omnipotent,
18 14 |     overwhelmed by your infinity. Truly, it is both contracted by
19 16 |         light wherein he dwells. ~TRULY, O Lord, this is the unapproachable
20 16 |           in which you dwell; for truly there is nothing else which
21 16 |        that it may see you there. Truly, I see it not, because it
22 18 |           my mother conceived me. Truly, in darkness I was conceived,
23 18 |           of darkness I was born. Truly, in him we all fell, in
24 18 |          than one. But you are so truly a unitary being, and so
25 26 |          much they will love you! Truly, eye has not seen, nor ear