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 1    I, 14, 2 |         even one letter be thus infinite, just consider the immensity
 2    I, 30, 1 |     blessed, incorruptible, and infinite: this is the Father of all,
 3   II,  1, 3 |          again, they must be an infinite distance separated from
 4   II, 16, 2 |      was conceiving that, by an infinite succession of those beings
 5   II, 17, 11|       For if, on account of His infinite greatness, He remained unknown,
 6   II, 17, 11|    ought also on account of His infinite love to have preserved those
 7  III, 24, 2 |   because, through His love and infinite benignity, He has come within
 8  III, 25    |        WHO IS BOTH ENDOWED WITH INFINITE JUSTICE TO PUNISH THE WICKED,
 9  III, 25    |     PUNISH THE WICKED, AND WITH INFINITE GOODNESS TO BLESS THE PIOUS,
10   IV,  6, 2 |       regards us, invisible and infinite; and since He cannot be
11   IV, 20, 5 |         kindness, and as to His infinite power, even this He grants
12   IV, 33, 2 | separated from each other by an infinite distance. Or how can he
13   IV, 36, 6 |        does indeed, through His infinite kindness, call the unworthy;