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 1   1,  Int |     becoming vacant, he took the degree of Doctor, and competed
 2   1,  2   |       the more the deeper is the degree of obscure folly~in which
 3   1,  2   |       and least joyful is in the degree of indifference, and finds
 4   1,  4   |       put itself in the ultimate degree of divine things, descends
 5   1,  5   | different as to time, place, and degree, yet in respect of the whole
 6   1,  5   |  comprehends in the very highest degree perfection of all kinds,
 7   1,  5   |         so that according to the degree in which this particular
 8   1,  5   |     according to the way and the degree with which he comes to comprehend
 9   2,  1(1)|                    For, in this (degree), God cannot be tasted,
10   2,  1   |          the spirit in a certain degree comes before him as the
11   2,  1   |    inclination~is in the highest degree towards the primal good.
12   2,  4   |           which in so far as the degree in which he finds himself