Par.

 1 Pre|       other for its proof than itself alone; and alone would suffice
 2 Pre|  shunned it, it began to force itself upon me, with a kind of
 3 Pre|        I had despaired offered itself, so that I eagerly embraced
 4 1  |     and that remains which, in itself, is only miserable. Man
 5 4  |  conceived; (2) when the thing itself is understood As far as
 6 5  |   beings, alone exists through itself, and creates all other things
 7 14 |        that this being is life itself, light, wisdom, goodness,
 8 14 |  Surely it is both darkened in itself, and dazzled by you. Doubtless
 9 16 |      the sun, which in the sun itself it cannot look upon. My
10 18 |   whole which God is, or unity itself, not even in concept divisible.~
11 18 |       plural, and diverse from itself; and either in fact or in
12 18 | yourself; rather you are unity itself, indivisible by any conception.
13 23 |     Word is true, and is truth itself, there is nothing in the
14 23 |        And, hence, it is truth itself, just as you are; no other
15 25 |      wisdom of God will reveal itself to them. If friendship,