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 1 1 |     God, to whom He imparted mind, and reason, and foresight,
 2 1 |       by the tendency of his mind in either direction: whence,
 3 2 |    ETERNAL, TRANSCENDING THE MIND OF MAN; INEXPLICABLE IN
 4 2 |      in Him, neither can the mind of man worthily conceive
 5 2 |     with reason mute, as all mind poor. For He is greater
 6 2 |       For He is greater than mind itself; nor can it be conceived
 7 2 |    be smaller than the human mind wherein He could be conceived.
 8 2 |    God, so much the more the mind itself is blinded by the
 9 2 |    said. For He is a certain Mind generating and filling all
10 3 |  godhead;" so that the human mind, learning hidden things
11 3 |   might with the eyes of the mind consider the greatness of
12 7 |     but so that, while men's mind by understanding makes progress
13 7 |   heart of man, nor even his mind has perceived;" what and
14 7 | understanding which both the mind and nature of man have failed!
15 8 |   look up to; whom the whole mind of man is conscious of,
16 11|   God's powers. They keep in mind the infirmities of the flesh,
17 18|    Announcer of the Father's mind. And the heretics ought
18 27| Father," if He had had it in mind that He Himself was the
19 27|    are," if He had had it in mind that He, the only and sole
20 27|      that they have the same mind. Since those whom the consideration
21 28|   hold, and so to presume in mind and heart, that he has henceforth
22 28|   had not yet made known the mind of the Father, it is said, "
23 28|   added, if He had had it in mind, either that He was the
24 28|  imbibed this truth into his mind and soul, and has believed