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1     Int, 1       |             Augustine makes a firm distinction between the comparatively
2       3, III     |         respectable, were aimed at distinction in the courts of law - to
3      11, II(457) |             etc. Augustine finds a distinction here for which the Hebrew
4      11, XIII    |            no form there can be no distinction between this or that. It
5      12, X       |               For in us there is a distinction between the time when we
6      12, XI      |          one essence. Finally, the distinction does not separate the things,
7      12, XI      |            things, and yet it is a distinction. Surely a man has this distinction
8      12, XI      | distinction. Surely a man has this distinction before his mind; let him
9      12, XIX(604)|          Christian context, of the distinction he had known so well among