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 1   1,  Int |     work of Bruno.~One is the perfect number; it is the primitive
 2   1,  Int |  thought -- is generated that perfect harmony of colours, sounds,
 3   1,  1   |      the latter, or because a perfect sympathy does not exist,
 4   1,  3   |    are able to make ourselves perfect, by transforming and assimilating
 5   1,  3   | object, the ultimate and most perfect, but not in this state,
 6   1,  3   |   that knowledge which is not perfect?~TANS. It will never be
 7   1,  3   |        TANS. It will never be perfect, so far as understanding
 8   1,  4   |      is not from imperfect to perfect, but goes circulating through
 9   1,  5   |      He does not consider him perfect in divine heroic love, who
10   1,  5   |       the Queen of Heaven,~My perfect goddess bears away the palm.~
11   2,  1(2)| attain to this true light and perfect knowledge by hearsay, or
12   2,  1   |       all lights.~CES. To the perfect, if it be perfect, there
13   2,  1   |      To the perfect, if it be perfect, there is nothing that can
14   2,  1   |     when that which is of the perfect is present with it, highest
15   2,  2(2)|   unless its too homogeneous, perfect, because Divine, nature
16   2,  3   |     then, never we nor can be perfect for the object, if they
17   2,  4(1)|         When somewhat of this Perfect Good is discovered and revealed
18   2,  4(1)|  longing to approach unto the Perfect Goodness. -- ("Theologia