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 1 1 |          and the fact that in any way their existence is good;
 2 1 |         that, as reason leads the way and follows up these considerations,
 3 1 |         it to be received in this way: although, on the grounds
 4 1 |           any attribute in such a way that in mutual comparison
 5 6 |     inquiry must be made, in what way all existing beings exist
 6 6 |           it assist itself in any way; nor did anything assist
 7 6 |           nothing. But, if in any way it derives existence from
 8 6 |         nothing. If, then, in any way it derives existence from
 9 6 |         matter, nor did it in any way assist itself to become
10 6 |   conceive of this subject in the way in which one says that the
11 7 |              CHAPTER VII.~In what way all other beings exist through
12 7 |    anything other than it in this way derives existence from it.~
13 7 |           existence in a material way from the supreme Nature.~
14 8 |           explained.~There is one way, according to which we wish
15 8 |      created from nothing, in the way that one frequently says
16 8 |           was not before.~In this way, then, we can understand,
17 10|        For I express a man in one way, when I signify him by pronouncing
18 11|        except what he has in some way learned from external objects,
19 15|         not to be it, in the same way in which I understand to
20 15|         it were wise. In the same way, to be true is altogether
21 15|          what is not it is in any way better, it must be true
22 16|          be expressed in the same way: and none of these shows
23 16|           like cases, in the same way. Hence, the supreme Nature
24 17|            It is simple in such a way that all things that can
25 17|          it is essentially in one way, and by virtue of one consideration.
26 17|        things are not said in one way, or in virtue of one consideration.
27 17|          means anything in such a way that it is not this same
28 17|       thing, according to another way, or another consideration;
29 17|          it is essentially in any way, this is all of what it
30 18|          is to have an end, in no way will it have an end.~Again,
31 19|          assertion either in this way, that nothing, as an entity
32 19|        would be false; or in this way, that not anything has taught
33 21|           that it does not in any way exist, as a whole, in every
34 21| everywhere and always.~For, in no way can it be conceived to exist
35 22|       place and time in some such way, that it is not prevented
36 22|       place or time, then, in any way governs any nature, which
37 22|        duration -- nor can in any way be contained, as a whole,
38 25|        shown to exist as in every way substantially identical
39 25|       Essence is always, in every way, substantially identical
40 25|            and it is never in any way different from itself, even
41 28|         so singularly wonderful a way of its own is in some sort
42 28|  ineffable Spirit alone can in no way be conceived to have taken
43 29|          necessarily, in the same way, it is nothing else than
44 31|    Essence is found.~For, in this way the Word of supreme Truth,
45 31|         mind judge natures in any way alive to excel those that
46 31|     beings, that which is in some way alive is more like this
47 31|          at all; and what, in any way, even by a corporeal sense,
48 33|           not at all, in the same way, a word corresponding to
49 34|         decayed or changed in any way, they are ever in him not
50 34|           those beings are in any way, the more really and excellently
51 35|       exist also, and in the same way, in his Word. Whatever has
52 35|         that he knows in the same way in which he expresses or
53 36|         In how incomprehensible a way he expresses or knows the
54 37|          creates, and in the same way.~Whatever relation, then,
55 37|       also bears, and in the same way. And yet, both do not bear
56 42|    maternal cause is ever in some way preceded by the paternal,
57 43|        the other are is in such a way one and the same, that it
58 43|           are two. For, in such a way is one the Father and the
59 46|           conceived of in another way. ~YET, some of these truths,
60 55|    proceeds in precisely the same way from the Father as from
61 57|   breathing in their transcendent way it mysteriously proceeds.~
62 59|        not only is each in such a way the perfectly supreme Being
63 63|        what they are is in such a way one that just as it cannot
64 64|          incomprehensible in what way supreme Wisdom knows its
65 65|          in a mirror. And in this way, we often express and yet
66 65|    transcends all things.~In this way, then, is that Nature ineffable,
67 65|           reason or in some other way, as it were in a riddle,
68 70|       incorruptibility, in such a way as not to wish to enjoy