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 1       9, VI(333)|       the Soul, 25:48; On the Trinity, XII, 2:2; see also F. Coplestone,
 2      11, VII    |      these things, O God, one Trinity, and trine Unity?467 And,
 3      11, IX     |    way coeternal with thee, O Trinity. Yet it is nonetheless a
 4      12         |        creation. He finds the Trinity in the account of creation
 5      12, V      |        6. See now,513 how the Trinity appears to me in an enigma.
 6      12, V      |      enigma. And thou art the Trinity, O my God, since thou, O
 7      12, V      |   believe that my God was the Trinity, I sought still further
 8      12, V      |    the waters.” Thus, see the Trinity, O my God: Father, Son,
 9      12, XI     |     understand the omnipotent Trinity? And yet who does not speak
10      12, XI     |      quite different from the Trinity, but I mention them in order
11      12, XI     |        But whether there is a Trinity there because these three
12      12, XI(530)| detailed analogy from self to Trinity in De Trinitate, IX-XII.~
13      12, XXII   |     to understand, to see the trinity of the Unity and the unity
14      12, XXII   |    Unity and the unity of the Trinity.~This is why the statement