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 1 5 |            belongs to God, I mean its attribute of eternity -one might then
 2 5 |             that it both possesses an attribute in common with God, and
 3 5 |             conjoint possession of an attribute with God, and also to wish
 4 6 |                He declares that God's attribute is still safe to Him, of
 5 7 |               subjection that is, the attribute of eternity), we affirm
 6 15|         contrary to that unchangeable attribute which has been claimed for
 7 15|              simply, by His identical attribute of power and will, He did
 8 15| distinguishing how they should either attribute it to God or separate it
 9 37|           that it is good. And so you attribute to it a close relation to
10 38|           corporeal infinity to be an attribute of Matter, that it is in
11 42|            make it, however, a common attribute of both of them, that they
12 42|         however, there is equally the attribute of Deity both alike having