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 1   1, 27| which, God is (necessarily) free. For, if the nature of God
 2   1, 41| which wing their way in the free expanse of air,—proclaim
 3   1, 72|   but willingly, and of his free counsel, chooses to himself
 4   1, 78|    DIVINE WORD the King, is free; (nevertheless) he has not
 5   2, 36|     of all, if indeed it be free in its nature." This same
 6   2, 51|   true Philosophy, which is free from falsehood ? But, as
 7   4, 3 |     those who were formerly free, and the virtuous children
 8   5, 10|  Disciple, so as to be left free and exempt from every (sort)
 9   5, 21|     of their soul, as being free from passion ; that they
10   5, 41|    we not assert) they were free from every feeling of self-love,