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 1  II,  72   |          that whoever shall have understood the ultimate principles
 2  II,  72   |         from it.~If this be well understood, I think that we shall remain
 3  II,  72(7)|    united to the body can not be understood by man; and yet it is man." ~
 4   V,  326  |      made intelligible and it be understood what is the proper definition
 5 VII,  433  |                433. After having understood the whole nature of man.—
 6 VIII,  571 |      ultimate end, the righteous understood by it their passions, and
 7   X,  658  | figurative and that the prophets understood by temporal blessings other
 8   X,  658  |        their meaning will not be understood. Whence it appears that
 9   X,  658  |       They say that they will be understood only in the fullness of
10   X,  661  |             662. The carnal Jews understood neither the greatness nor
11   X,  677  |       their meaning would not be understood and that it was veiled.~
12   X,  690  |  language with a double meaning, understood in his own circle, while