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1      I, 25|         was possessed of the same emotions as others (and in such case
2      I, 25|           to be open to all other emotions? But what volition is unaccompanied
3      I, 25| displeasure. Now, since all these emotions are present to rivalry;
4      I, 26|     refuse to ascribe to him such emotions of mind as they censure
5     II, 16|          human soul have the same emotions and sensations as God, although
6     II, 17|           as it is from judiciary emotions, and pure in its own condition,
7     II, 27|          not taken on Himself the emotions and affections of man, by