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 1       2, VI(53)   |          Deus summum bonum et bonum verum meum.~
 2       4           | his first book, De pulchro et apto, and his introduction
 3       4, VI(98)   | where he speaks of Virgil, et serves animae dimidium meae.
 4       4, XIII(105)|                 De pulchro et apto; a lost essay with
 5       7, V(249)   | cedere; sed illud placebat et vincebat, hoc libebat et
 6       7, V(249)   |   et vincebat, hoc libebat et vinciebat.~
 7      11, III(459) |  preferred the invisibilis et incomposita of the Old Latin
 8      11, III(459) |   Gen. 1:2 over the inanis et vacua of the Vulgate, which
 9      11, VI(464)  |                  Visibiles et compositas, the opposite
10      11, VIII(469)|                    Constat et non constat, the created