affairs. For I cannot believe there is anyone who considers himself religious who does not hold at least that Divine Providence looks after our souls. (11) But how are we to follow after Him whom we do not see? And how are we who are not only men but foolish men to see? For, although He is seen with the mind and not with bodily eyes, what mind can be found fit, while enveloped in a cloud of ignorance, to drink in or even attempt to drink in that light? We must have recourse, then, to the