Par.

 1 8 | compassionate, in terms of his own being, because he does not
 2 8 |        not so in terms of your own. For, when you behold us
 3 10|      is just, according to his own nature because he does what
 4 14|        farther, because of its own darkness.~Why is this, Lord,
 5 14|        is both obscured by its own insignificance, and overwhelmed
 6 14|      is both contracted by its own narrowness and overcome
 7 25|      will not lose it of their own accord; and that God, who
 8 25|     great a blessedness of its own.~Yet assuredly, if any other
 9 25|       contain his joy over his own so great good, how shall
10 25|       of God, more than in his own and that of all the others