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 1 Pre |    light, not imitating the divine procedure, which in its
 2 Pre |    ways and, relying on the divine assistance, have upheld
 3 Pre |   not interfere with things divine, and that from the opening
 4 Pre | darkness with regard to the divine mysteries, but rather that
 5 Pre |  entirely submissive to the divine oracles, may give to faith
 6 Pre |   duty in respect of things divine: for the sense is like the
 7 Pre |    which regard nature, the divine philosopher declares that "
 8 Pre |    out." Even as though the divine nature took pleasure in
 9 Plan|  mind and the universe, the divine goodness assisting, out
10 Plan|     aspire not to guess and divine, but to discover and know,
11 Plan| selection a regular army of divine works, it may seem that