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 1   1, 10| aeviternity, it ~follows that in aeviternal things there is no difference
 2   1, 10|        then it is impossible for aeviternal ~things not to have been,
 3   1, 10|   Further, since the duration of aeviternal things is infinite as ~to
 4   1, 10|         article; because even if aeviternal things had always been,
 5   1, 10|       Therefore the fact that an aeviternal thing is neither ~inveterate,
 6   1, 10|    different measures. But some ~aeviternal things belong to the corporeal
 7   1, 10|        one duration. But not all aeviternal ~things have one duration,
 8   1, 10|       cause of all movement. But aeviternal things do not depend on ~
 9   1, 10|  aeviternities as there are many aeviternal things of first ~degree.
10   1, 10|       that the existence of ~all aeviternal things should be measured
11   1, 10|          existence of the first ~aeviternal thing, which is all the
12   1, 10|  measured by ~time; and thus all aeviternal things have one aeviternity