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 1 2 |          guidance of reason will understand that there cannot be a Lord
 2 4 |       his son he thus begins: To understand God is difficult, to describe
 3 4 |        to whom it is possible to understand Him; for the perfect cannot
 4 25|         they tremble, and do not understand how foolish it is to fear
 5 34|        to man alone, that he may understand God, and this alone makes
 6 45|    blinded them, and they do not understand the mysteries of God." Therefore,
 7 45|       prodigies, that they might understand the impiety which they had
 8 57|       and like sheep; who do not understand that it is a deadly thing
 9 60| respecting another, and you will understand that you act as unjustly
10 69|          all things, and did not understand that man is bound to God
11 70|     Milesian Apollo, that he may understand that Democritus, and Epicurus,