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 1 ApCreed,    1       |         that no philosopher could perfectly investigate the ~nature
 2 ApCreed,    1       |    matters which ~one cannot know perfectly for oneself. But no one
 3 ApCreed,    6,  2   |            Whoever wishes to live perfectly need do nothing other than
 4 ApCreed,    7       |         Divinity was ~always most perfectly united to both the soul
 5 ApCreed,    7,  1   |         to take upon Himself most perfectly the ~punishment due to sinners,
 6 ApCreed,    7,  1   |           reason is that He might perfectly deliver all His friends. ~
 7 ApCreed,    7,  1   |          devil. Now, a ~person is perfectly vanquished when he is not
 8 ApCreed,   14   (13)| resurrection all things shall ~be perfectly restored by the same omnipotent
 9 ApCreed,   15,  1   |           one is ~known, the more perfectly is one loved: "The Lord
10 ApCreed,   15,  1   |       Fatherland will possess God perfectly, ~it is evident that their
11 ApCreed,   15,  2   |    desired, it will be there most perfectly, because ~we shall possess
12 10Command,    4,  2 |     Commandments of the ~law more perfectly than the Jews observed them.
13 LordPray,    3,  2  |         more excellently and more perfectly in God alone. Thus, if it
14 LordPray,    6,  1  |         will forgive him if he be perfectly sorry for sin and be converted.