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 1  II,  72 |       presumption or without a capacity infinite like nature.~If
 2  II,  72 |        And yet we need no less capacity for attaining the Nothing
 3  II,  72 | Nothing than the All. Infinite capacity is required for both, and
 4  II,  73 |        subject goes beyond the capacity of reason. Let us therefore
 5  VI,  423|      despise himself, for this capacity is barren; but let him not
 6  VI,  423| therefore despise this natural capacity. Let him hate himself, let
 7  VI,  423| himself; he has within him the capacity of knowing the truth and
 8 VII,  430|       nature.~Thus this double capacity...~You are not in the state
 9 VII,  435|       hope through that double capacity of grace and of sin, common
10 VII,  524|   which teaches him his double capacity of receiving and of losing