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 1   1,  Int |      metaphysics, which, from the finite world of sense rises to
 2   1,  5   |      seeing that where things are finite it may result in this, that
 3   1,  5   |      light. For love, while it is finite, contented, and fixed in
 4   1,  5   |          nature.~CIC. How can our finite intellect follow after the
 5   1,  5   |            if it had to do with a finite action, where infinite potency
 6   1,  5   |         If the human intellect is finite in nature and in act, how
 7   1,  5   |    measure; and because, as it is finite in itself, so it may be
 8   2,  1   |           satisfied with anything finite. In consequence of this,
 9   2,  2(1)| discerning of the Infinite in the Finite. -- ("Sartor Resartus.")~
10   2,  3   |           be so if they were both finite, seeing that a precise equality
11   2,  3   |          it be so if the one were finite, the other infinite; for
12   2,  3   |          cannot be satisfied by a finite good, but if besides that,