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1     Int         | materialistic prejudice that if God existed he had to exist in a body,
2       1, XIX    |           survive my boyhood. For I existed even then; I lived and felt
3       4, XV     |            I imagined that whatever existed was comprehended within
4       4, XV     |     magnitude or beauty, as if they existed in thee as their Subject -
5       4, XV(116)|          the nine "accidents." This existed in a Latin translation by
6       6, VI     |           reservation - that no art existed by which we foresee future
7      11, XXI    |         formlessness itself already existed. This it called the invisible ‘