Par.

 1 5 |       all beings, alone exists through itself, and creates all
 2 5 |    does the supreme Good lack, through which every good is? Therefore,
 3 6 |    functions of his senses; as through sight, of colors; through
 4 6 |      through sight, of colors; through taste, of flavors, --whatever
 5 6 |     not as an animal cognises, through a corporeal sense.~ ~
 6 7 |     you are capable of nothing through impotence, and nothing has
 7 11|       these rather than those, through his supreme goodness: and
 8 11|       those rather than these, through his supreme justice.~BUT,
 9 11|       some rather than others, through supreme goodness; and why
10 11|        rather than the former, through supreme justice.~So, then,
11 12|      whatever you are, you are through nothing else than yourself.
12 14| anything at all of you, except through your light and your truth?~
13 14|    been made, and by whom, and through whom, and how it has been
14 16|        whatsoever I see, I see through it, as the weak eye sees
15 16|     weak eye sees what it sees through the light of the sun, which
16 19|   things exist in him. ~BUT if through your eternity you have been,
17 22|         and unless it subsists through something else, returns
18 25|   themselves, and one another, through him, and he, himself and
19 25|      and he, himself and them, through himself. If concord, they
20 25|     power to do what he wills, through himself, so they will have
21 25|       so they will have power, through him, to do what they will.
22 26|       joy of which you tell us through your Son: Ask and ye shall
23 26|     there full in truth. Lord, through your Son you do command,
24 26|        Lord, as you do counsel through our wonderful Counsellor.