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 1 Pre|       argument which would require no other for its proof than itself
 2 Pre|               nothing else, which all other things require for their
 3 Pre|                it should keep me from other thoughts, in which I might
 4 Pre|             neither this work nor the other, which I mentioned above,
 5 3  |             exist more truly than all other beings, and hence in a higher
 6 5  |               itself, and creates all other things from nothing? For,
 7 10 |             deserts; and when, on the other hand, you sparest the wicked,
 8 12 |           whereby he lives; and so of other like attributes. ~BUT undoubtedly,
 9 12 |             and the wicked; and so of other like attributes.~ ~
10 13 | uncircumscribed and eternal, although other spirits are uncircumscribed
11 13 |        eternal. How is it, then, that other spirits also are said to
12 13 |  uncircumscribed and eternal; and yet other spirits also are uncircumscribed
13 14 |              of my soul, what you are other than it has seen, that it
14 20 |               a whole with him; while other things have not yet that
15 23 |                your Son. For nothing, other than what you are, or greater
16 23 |           itself, just as you are; no other truth than you; and you
17 23 |               you nothing can be born other than what you are. This
18 23 |               the supreme simplicity, other than what this, from which
19 23 |               each separately is none other than the supremely simple
20 25 |            own.~Yet assuredly, if any other whom you did love altogether
21 25 |             far as he rejoices in the other's good, and as, in that