Par.

 1 Pre|            that there is a supreme good requiring nothing else,
 2 1  |         made. He did not keep this good when he could keep it easily.
 3 1  |            exchange of how great a good, for how great an evil!
 4 5  |          be conceived of you. What good, therefore, does the supreme
 5 5  |        therefore, does the supreme Good lack, through which every
 6 5  |          lack, through which every good is? Therefore, you are just,
 7 7  |     capable of what is not for his good, and of what he ought not
 8 7  |   experiencing what is not for his good, or what he ought not to
 9 9  |        wicked. He is better who is good to the righteous and the
10 9  |          the wicked than he who is good to the righteous alone.
11 9  |           more powerful, should be good even to the wicked, and
12 9  |         and should make the wicked good. If God ought not to pity,
13 9  |          How, then, gracious Lord, good to the righteous and the
14 9  |      because you are all supremely good. For you would be less good
15 9  |        good. For you would be less good if you were not kind to
16 9  |       wicked being. For, he who is good, both to the righteous and
17 9  |           is better than he who is good to the wicked alone; and
18 9  |        wicked alone; and he who is good to the wicked, both by punishing
19 9  |           is better than he who is good by punishing them alone.
20 9  |      because you are all supremely good. And, although it appears
21 9  |      appears why you do reward the good with goods and the evil
22 9  |         your goodness that you are good to those who sin against
23 9  |         although you do reward the good with goods and the evil
24 9  |           known that the supremely Good has willed to do this, we
25 9  |          because you are supremely good, and supremely good only
26 9  |      supremely good, and supremely good only because you are supremely
27 9  |        just, that you should be so good that you can not be conceived
28 9  |          not be that you should be good only by requiting (retribuendo)
29 9  |           and that you should make good only those who are not good,
30 9  |        good only those who are not good, and not the wicked also.
31 9  |         spare the wicked, and make good souls of evil.~Finally,
32 10 |            more just than that the good should receive goods, and
33 10 |       becomes you as the supremely good Being. In this way, therefore,
34 11 |           only render goods to the good, and not evils to the evil.
35 11 |          For, he who requites both good and evil according to their
36 11 |        than he who so requites the good alone. It is, therefore,
37 11 |         just that you should be so good that you are good in sparing
38 11 |            be so good that you are good in sparing also; and this
39 11 |           as you are living, wise, good, blessed, eternal: and whatever
40 12 |           goodness whereby you are good to the righteous and the
41 18 |           eternity, and every true good. --Whatever is composed
42 18 |             and you are every true good. Many are these attributes:
43 22 |           you are only one supreme good; you are all-sufficient
44 23 |                CHAPTER XXIII.~This good is equally Father, and Son,
45 23 |    necessary Being, which is every good, and wholly good, and the
46 23 |          is every good, and wholly good, and the only good. --Since
47 23 |          wholly good, and the only good. --Since the Word is true,
48 23 |          in which what they are is good. Of supreme simplicity nothing
49 23 |            which it proceeds.~THIS good you are, you, God the Father;
50 23 |            what you are. This very good is the one love common to
51 23 |           Being, in which is every good; nay, which is every good,
52 23 |          good; nay, which is every good, and a single entire good,
53 23 |          good, and a single entire good, and the only good.~ ~
54 23 |          entire good, and the only good.~ ~
55 24 |          and the magnitude of this good. --If the created life is
56 24 |             If the created life is good, how good is the creative
57 24 |          created life is good, how good is the creative life!~AND
58 24 |    character and how great is that good! For, if individual goods
59 24 | earnestness how delectable is that good which contains the pleasantness
60 24 |             if the created life is good, how good is the creative
61 24 |          created life is good, how good is the creative life! If
62 25 |            to those who enjoy this good. --Joy is multiplied in
63 25 |       others.~WHO shall enjoy this good? And what shall belong to
64 25 |            your body? Love the one good in which are all goods,
65 25 |        suffices. Desire the simple good which is every good, and
66 25 |         simple good which is every good, and it is enough. For,
67 25 |         riches, God shall make his good and faithful servants rulers
68 25 |        those goods, or rather that good, will never and in no wise
69 25 |           such and so great is the good! Heart of man, needy heart,
70 25 |          joy over his own so great good, how shall it contain so
71 25 |            rejoices in the other's good, and as, in that perfect