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 1 Pre|   regarding the divine Being.~Although I often and earnestly directed
 2 2  |     II.~Truly there is a God, although the fool has said in his
 3 2  |      is in his understanding; although he does not understand it
 4 4  |      of the facts themselves, although this is possible according
 5 4  |      that God does not exist; although he says these words in his
 6 6  |      is sensible (sensibilis) although he is not a body. --God
 7 6  |       some sort to feel.~BUT, although it is better for you to
 8 6  |   body, how are you sensible, although you are not a body, but
 9 6  |      feel.~Therefore, O Lord, although you are not a body yet you
10 7  |    VII.~How he is omnipotent, although there are many things of
11 7  |       just as that man does"; although to sit is not to do anything,
12 9  |       to the righteous alone. Although God is supremely just, the
13 9  |      all supremely good. And, although it appears why you do reward
14 9  |       for this kindness.~For, although you do reward the good with
15 9  |      of their deserts; these, although their deserts oppose. Those
16 13 |  uncircumscribed and eternal, although other spirits are uncircumscribed
17 19 |      except in time; but you, although nothing exists without you,
18 21 | endless immeasurability. And, although you are so great, O Lord,