Par.

1 1 |   being absent? But if you are everywhere, why do I not see you present?
2 13| contain God. But he is himself everywhere and always. He alone not
3 13|      contains you; but you are everywhere and always. And since this
4 13|        whole, at the same time everywhere. And this is understood
5 13|        as a whole, and yet not everywhere. And this is recognised
6 16|  though I am so near to yours! Everywhere you are wholly present,
7 18|       or of your eternity. But everywhere you are as a whole, and