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 1     Int         |          God holds the Plotinian notions of divine unity and remotion
 2       4, XV     |      vain conceit out of sensory notions. And I used to ask thy faithful
 3       6, XVI    |   friends, even according to the notions of happiness I had then,
 4       6, XVI    |       bound by his materialistic notions of reality. He rejects astrology
 5       9, XIV    |    physical senses, but also the notions of the things themselves -
 6      10, XXIII  |         see in a small thing the notions that are common440 to all
 7      11, XIII   |         is by means of these two notions that I am able to understand
 8      12, II(507)|          the light." Compare the notions of the initiative of such
 9      12, VI     |         let it not teach me vain notions. Disperse its shadows and
10      12, XI     | threefold, or whether both these notions are true and, in some mysterious