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 1 Pre|      for its proof than itself alone; and alone would suffice
 2 Pre|   proof than itself alone; and alone would suffice to demonstrate
 3 2  |     exist in the understanding alone. For, suppose it exists
 4 2  |    exists in the understanding alone: then it can be conceived
 5 2  |    exists in the understanding alone, the very being, than which
 6 3  |      else there is, except you alone, can be conceived not to
 7 3  | conceived not to exist. To you alone, therefore, it belongs to
 8 5  |     the highest of all beings, alone exists through itself, and
 9 9  |       is good to the righteous alone. Although God is supremely
10 9  |      who is good to the wicked alone; and he who is good to the
11 9  |      is good by punishing them alone. Therefore, you are compassionate,
12 11 |       who so requites the good alone. It is, therefore, just,
13 11 |  should be condemned. For that alone is just which you do will;
14 11 |    which you do will; and that alone unjust which you do not
15 13 |           CHAPTER XIII.~How he alone is uncircumscribed and eternal,
16 13 |      everywhere and always. He alone not only does not cease
17 13 |        this can be said of you alone, you alone are uncircumscribed
18 13 |      be said of you alone, you alone are uncircumscribed and
19 13 |     eternal?~Assuredly you are alone eternal; for you alone among
20 13 |     are alone eternal; for you alone among all beings not only
21 13 |   begin to be.~But how are you alone uncircumscribed? Is it that
22 13 |       true of corporeal things alone. But uncircumscribed is
23 13 |   understood to be true of you alone. But circumscribed, and,
24 22 |               CHAPTER XXII.~He alone is what he is and who be
25 22 |    well-being. ~THEREFORE, you alone, O Lord, are what you are;