Par.

 1 1 |   remains which, in itself, is only miserable. Man once did
 2 1 |        I am bowed down and can only look downward; raise me
 3 5 |      not to be; and he, as the only self-existent being, creates
 4 6 |       and passionless? For, if only corporeal things are sensible,
 5 6 |       body? But, if feeling is only cognition, or for the sake
 6 9 |       if you are compassionate only because you are supremely
 7 9 |       good, and supremely good only because you are supremely
 8 9 |        that you should be good only by requiting (retribuendo)
 9 9 |      that you should make good only those who are not good,
10 11|       in no wise be if you did only render goods to the good,
11 13|       and always. He alone not only does not cease to be, but
12 13|     alone among all beings not only do not cease to be but also
13 14|        because it has seen you only in part, but has not seen
14 14|     true, and outside which is only nothingness and the false?
15 15| THEREFORE, O Lord, you are not only that than which a greater
16 18|     into my darkness. Nay, not only have I fallen into it, but
17 22|    existence nor a future, but only a present existence; nor
18 22|        nature. And yet you are only one supreme good; you are
19 23|       and wholly good, and the only good. --Since the Word is
20 23|    single entire good, and the only good.~ ~