Par.

 1 7 |    things of which he is not capable. --To be capable of being
 2 7 |      is not capable. --To be capable of being corrupted, or of
 3 7 |   omnipotent, if you are not capable of all things? Or, if you
 4 7 |      the like. --how are you capable of all things? Or else to
 5 7 |    all things? Or else to be capable of these things is not power,
 6 7 |    impotence. For, he who is capable of these things is capable
 7 7 |   capable of these things is capable of what is not for his good,
 8 7 |      not to do; and the more capable of them he is, the more
 9 7 | these.~He, then, who is thus capable is so not by power, but
10 7 |    omnipotent, since you are capable of nothing through impotence,
11 18|     is not wholly one; it is capable, either in fact or in concept,
12 18|     in fact or in concept is capable of dissolution. But these