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 1   Text, VIII|       Nature, there could be no Generation as to God, nor had he therefore
 2   Text, VIII|          nor had he therefore a Generation formerly, which when he
 3   Text, VIII|          he was stil'd, Without Generation, or Unbegotten: since this
 4   Text, IX  |       he cannot so admit of any Generation from him, as to communicate
 5   Text, XII |     suppose this to be like the Generation of Bodies, and so stumble
 6   Text, XIII| possible. For what occasion for Generation to a Being that exists already?
 7   Text, XIII|         of Piety to compare the Generation of the Son, those things
 8   Text, XIII|       For if he were before his Generation, he was without Generation,
 9   Text, XIII|      Generation, he was without Generation, or Unbegotten; ~
10   Text, XIV |         Proverb, will suppose a Generation by Augmentation or Mutation.
11   Text, XV  |      Substance of God admits of Generation [as being Unbegotten; nor
12   Text, XV  |        other Substratum for the Generation of the Son: therefore the
13   Text, XVI |     kind of human and corporeal Generation; and from that Method of
14   Text, XVI |         and from that Method of Generation among Men, must introduce
15   Text, XVII|   Substance as a Substratum for Generation, nor Matter for Creation,
16   Text, XX  |         Dominion, and above all Generation, and all Indigency; This
17   Text, XXIV|         was hidden, without any Generation, in God's Foreknowledg,
18   Text, XXVI|         for that denotes such a Generation as implies Division of the