Par.

 1 1 |       and strivings toward you since we can do nothing without
 2 2 |       is there no such nature, since the fool has said in his
 3 3 |        no God (Psalms xiv. 1), since it is so evident, to a rational
 4 4 |     what he said in his heart? since it is the same to say in
 5 4 | conceive.~But, if really, nay, since really, he both conceived,
 6 6 | corporeal things are sensible, since the senses encompass a body
 7 7 |      truly are you omnipotent, since you are capable of nothing
 8 9 | anything that is not just? Or, since your goodness is incomprehensible,
 9 13|       of place or time limits. Since, then, nothing is greater
10 13|     everywhere and always. And since this can be said of you
11 15|    than can be conceived. For, since it can be conceived that
12 20|        do ever transcend them, since you are ever present with
13 20|     present with yourself, and since that to which they have
14 23|     good, and the only good. --Since the Word is true, and is