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 1      I, 25|          those other attributes, sensations, and affections, which the
 2      I, 25|         is to say, without those sensations and affections whereby it
 3      I, 25|        it were wanting in proper sensations and affections. These points
 4     II, 16|      deemed to exist in God also sensations of the same kind. Discriminate
 5     II, 16|       notwithstanding that their sensations are designated by the same
 6     II, 16|         by the same names. These sensations in the human being are rendered
 7     II, 16|       have the same emotions and sensations as God, although they are
 8     II, 16|          respect to the opposite sensations, I mean meekness, patience,
 9     II, 16|       all contingencies; as many sensations as there are causes: anger
10    III, 9 |          to him to manifest true sensations and actions in a putative
11    III, 9 | substance of flesh to these true sensations and actions, as the proper
12     IV, 1 |        recognise them all in His sensations and affections? "I will