Par.

 1 1 |          us, --yourself, without whom it is so ill with us. Pity
 2 5 |        you, then, Lord God, than whom nothing greater can be conceived?
 3 9 |        it is just that God, than whom none is better or more powerful,
 4 10|    seeing that, as in saving us, whom it would be just for you
 5 11|        it is not just that those whom you do will to punish should
 6 11|         be saved, and that those whom you do will to spare should
 7 14|         Or, has it not found him whom it found to be light and
 8 14| whatsoever has been made, and by whom, and through whom, and how
 9 14|         and by whom, and through whom, and how it has been made
10 18|           in him we all fell, in whom we all sinned. In him we
11 18|    things are alien to you, than whom nothing better can be conceived
12 22|        need none; and you are he whom all things need for their
13 25|          assuredly, if any other whom you did love altogether