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 1     Int           | damnation. He never denied the reality of human freedom and never
 2     Int           |       spiritual and immaterial reality - and so to become able
 3       3, VII      |     was ignorant of that other reality, true Being. And so it was
 4       6, XVI      |       materialistic notions of reality. He rejects astrology and
 5       6, I(177)   |  coherent but correspond to no reality outside the mind.~
 6       8, X        |          would not this be the reality of the saying, ‘Enter into
 7       9, XXVI(345)|   rather of the necessity, and reality, of divine illumination
 8       9, XXVI(345)|        our knowledge of divine reality. Cf. Coplestone, op. cit.,
 9       9, XXX      |      when sleeping to what the reality cannot do when I am awake.
10      11, XVII     |  because they are not the same reality that God is; and because