Part, Question

1   1, 10  |    must follow that with the receding of the first part of ~aeviternity,
2   1, 18  |  approaching thereto, or by ~receding from it, for in so far as
3   1, 49  |    but privation and evil by receding from ~that term. Hence a
4   1, 74  |      an imperfect number, as receding from the perfection of unity.~
5   1, 50  |    but privation and evil by receding from ~that term. Hence a
6   1, 73  |      an imperfect number, as receding from the perfection of unity.~
7   2, 22  |   something ~supreme, but in receding from that which is perfect;
8 Suppl, 77| There is one which occurs as receding from the ~perfection of
9 Suppl, 79|  things increase not only by receding from their ~contrary, but