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 1 1 |       which he does not desire, except as he judges them to be
 2 1 |   cannot be understood as just, except through the quality of justness,
 3 1 |    ordinarily regarded as good, except either for some utility --
 4 2 |         nothing supremely great except what is supremely good,
 5 3 |        is, then, does not exist except through something. Since
 6 5 |       just as they do not exist except through it.~But it is clear
 7 7 |     nothing is even conceivable except that highest of all beings,
 8 7 |    nothing exists whencesoever, except through the supreme Being,
 9 7 |       exist through this Being, except by its creation, or by its
10 7 |      nothing besides it exists, except by its creation. And, since
11 7 |    nothing else is or has been, except that supreme Being and the
12 7 |      the essence of all beings, except the supreme Essence, was
13 11|   imagination any bodily thing, except what he has in some way
14 11|        he the power to do this, except by uniting in this idea
15 13|        nothing has been created except through the creative, present
16 13|         Being, so nothing lives except through its preserving presence.~ ~
17 16|      Nature itself is not just, except through justness.~It seems,
18 16|          So, if it is not just, except through justness, and cannot
19 16|   justness, and cannot be just, except through itself, what can
20 17|        be said of its substance except in terms of what it is. ~
21 21|    exist everywhere and always, except either as a whole or in
22 21|     exist. For it cannot exist, except in every or in some place
23 22|      age, which does not exist, except as true eternity, is not
24 22|    nothing seems to be subject, except the beings which so exist
25 24| terminable, and does not exist, except as at once and perfectly
26 26|        a substance of any kind, except as it is called substance
27 29|     this Spirit created nothing except through himself, and whatever
28 29|      ever could, or can, exist, except the creative Spirit and
29 33| impression, although it cannot, except in thought alone, separate
30 33|         he can express nothing, except by a word corresponding
31 37|    there is no supreme Essence, except one, which is the only creator
32 39|         wise derives existence, except from that being.~Since it
33 44|       one could not be existent except through the other, just
34 44|         as a man cannot be wise except through wisdom.~For, as
35 44|       own, nor would it be wise except through itself.~Much more,
36 45|         neither has an essence, except by being an essence; as
37 53|    equal to the supreme Spirit, except the supreme Spirit? That
38 54|          and yet does not exist except as one love. ~IT should
39 63|       what is therein expressed except their being? If, then, that
40 65|         that I have thought of, except the common and familiar
41 68|      that it might love nothing except it, unless because of it;
42 68|        and nothing else is good except through it.~But the rational
43 70|       can be the reward of love except what is preeminent among
44 70|      that loves and desires it, except itself? For, whatever else
45 75|         toward it are the same, except that whoever shall have
46 76|       to strive for that Being, except he believe in it; so to
47 76|         believe it avails none, except he strive for it.~ ~
48 78| properly be called a substance, except as the word substance is