Par.

 1 Pre|            I was about to cease, as if from the search for a thing
 2 Pre|      rejoiced to have found, would, if put in writing, be welcome
 3 1  |          how it may find you.~Lord, if you are not here, where
 4 1  |         seek you, being absent? But if you are everywhere, why
 5 1  |             empty and despised. And if, before I eat, I sigh, grant,
 6 2  |        which is greater.~Therefore, if that, than which nothing
 7 3  |      conceived not to exist. Hence, if that, than which nothing
 8 3  |            exist; and rightly. For, if a mind could conceive of
 9 4  |        heart, and to conceive.~But, if really, nay, since really,
10 4  |             your illumination, that if I were unwilling to believe
11 6  |       things; how are you sensible, if you are not a body; or omnipotent,
12 6  |          not a body; or omnipotent, if you has not all powers;
13 6  | compassionate and passionless? For, if only corporeal things are
14 6  |           is superior to body? But, if feeling is only cognition,
15 7  |             how are you omnipotent, if you are not capable of all
16 7  |          capable of all things? Or, if you can not be corrupted,
17 7  |            false --as, for example, if you should make what has
18 8  |             time, passionless? For, if you are passionless, you
19 8  |           do not feel sympathy; and if you do not feel sympathy,
20 8  |            to be compassionate. But if you are not compassionate,
21 9  |        should make the wicked good. If God ought not to pity, he
22 9  |            do you spare the wicked, if you are all just and supremely
23 9  |            can you save the wicked, if this is not just, and you
24 9  |          For you would be less good if you were not kind to any
25 9  |          harmony with justice. For, if you are compassionate only
26 9  |          therefore, out of justice? If this is true, my Lord, if
27 9  |           If this is true, my Lord, if this is true, teach me how
28 9  |           be done is done unjustly. If, then, you do not justly
29 9  |        ought not to pity them. And, if you ought not to pity them,
30 9  |             pity them unjustly. And if It is impious to suppose
31 11 |             you would in no wise be if you did only render goods
32 11 |             goods for the evil. But if it can be comprehended in
33 13 |            of created spirits. For, if the soul were not as a whole
34 14 |        every where and always.~For, if you have not found your
35 14 |             so true certainty? But, if you have found him, why
36 14 |          does not my soul feel you, if it has found you? Or, has
37 14 |        light and your truth?~Hence, if it has seen light and truth,
38 14 |             truth, it has seen you; if it has not seen you, it
39 15 |         that there is such a being, if you are not this very being,
40 19 |           things exist in him. ~BUT if through your eternity you
41 19 |            it is destined to be, as if it were not yet?~You was
42 20 |            you are in no wise less, if they should return to nothingness?
43 24 |           magnitude of this good. --If the created life is good,
44 24 |            great is that good! For, if individual goods are delectable,
45 24 |             from the creature. For, if the created life is good,
46 24 |          good is the creative life! If the salvation given is delightful,
47 24 |            has given all salvation! If wisdom in the knowledge
48 24 |       things from nothing! Finally, if there are many great delights
49 25 |          love, whatever you desire.~If beauty delights you, there
50 25 |          the sun (Matthew xiii. 43) If swiftness or endurance,
51 25 |    certainly, though not in nature. If it is a long and sound life
52 25 |            Lord (Psalms xxxvii. 39) If it is satisfaction of hunger,
53 25 |         appeared (Psalms xvii. 15). If it is quenching of thirst,
54 25 |            house (Psalms xxxvi. 8). If it is melody, there the
55 25 |           sing forever, before God. If it is any not impure, but
56 25 |            O God (Psalms xxxvi. 8).~If it is wisdom that delights
57 25 |         will reveal itself to them. If friendship, they shall love
58 25 |          and them, through himself. If concord, they shall all
59 25 |             all have a single will.~If power, they shall have all
60 25 |             will cannot fail to be. If honor and riches, God shall
61 25 |           Christ (Romans viii. 17).~If true security delights you,
62 25 |          greatly would you rejoice, if you did abound in all these
63 25 |             its own.~Yet assuredly, if any other whom you did love
64 25 |             than for yourself. But, if two, or three, or many more,
65 25 |           each one as for yourself, if you did love each as yourself.
66 25 |          the others as for himself.~If, then, the heart of man
67 25 |            the others with him.~But if they shall so love God with
68 26 |             may rejoice in you. And if I cannot attain to full