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 1 Pre   |          no external or tangible existence; all that is, is God, and
 2 Pre   |          mind of God and have no existence beyond." "If this Indian
 3 Pre   |        that they have a separate existence, and to lose themselves
 4 Pre   |      longer conscious of his own existence. To the last he can hope
 5 Pre   |        only in the nature of its existence and not in time: the Sufis
 6 Pre   |         that the world came into existence when it pleased God to manifest
 7 Pre   | doctrines: "How shall I say that existence is mine when I have no knowledge
 8 Pre   |       lay claim to no individual existence; all that he knows is that
 9 Pre   |          was also springing into existence in the West. The songs of
10 Pre   |       which to build a theory of existence, but Dante found it in that
11 V(*)  |        that Joseph (the absolute existence, the real beloved, God)
12 V(*)  |     screen of chastity (the pure existence of God)." The learned translator
13 XIX(*)|          desperate struggle with existence he was forced to abandon
14 XXV(*)|          argument to prove their existence: "God," he said," has no