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1 Pre| whatever I might accomplish would soon be overwhelmed with 2 1 | goods, if mutually compared, would prove either equally or 3 6 | supreme Substance; yet, I would not neglect to give a connected 4 6 | nothing, is as false as it would be absurd to say that whatever 5 7 | if this were the case, it would in some sort exist through 6 11 | created through the latter would not exist at all, unless 7 15 | called supreme or greater, it would not be conceived as either 8 15 | supreme or greater, yet it would not, therefore, be less 9 15 | everything that is not wise would be better if it were wise. 10 15 | better than gold, as he would be of inferior nature, were 11 15 | more base than gold, as it would be more precious, were it 12 15 | less this rational mind would be if it were any of those 13 17 | either quality or quantity would constitute still another 14 17 | of what it is; hence, it would not be simple, but composite.~ ~ 15 19 | actually to fly -- which would be false; or in this way, 16 19 | taught me to fly, which would be true.~The former interpretation, 17 21 | individual places; which it would be irrational to believe. 18 22 | of language permitted, it would, therefore, seem to be more 19 25 | respecting its essence, whence it would be conceived of, as itself 20 31 | existence that remains, who would fail to understand that 21 32 | were no creature, there would be no word.~Are we to conclude, 22 32 | were no creature, that Word would not exist at all, which 23 32 | self-sufficient Essence? Or, would the supreme Being itself, 24 32 | the supreme Spirit, there would be no word at all in him. 25 32 | were no word in him, he would express nothing to himself; 26 32 | of it (intelligere), he would not understand or conceive 27 32 | nothing else than this Spirit, would understand or conceive of 28 32 | conceived of nothing, how would it be the supreme Wisdom? 29 32 | anything but it, of what would it conceive? Would it not 30 32 | what would it conceive? Would it not conceive of itself? 31 32 | Wisdom or of itself, it would not distinguish itself at 32 33 | ever existed, urgent reason would still require the existence 33 44 | wisdom of the Father; but he would be a less perfect essence 34 44 | But, although my wisdom would derive its existence and 35 44 | wisdom once existed, it would be no other essence than 36 44 | essence than its own, nor would it be wise except through 37 48 | thought of itself, its word would be always born of memory. 38 49 | love. For how absurd it would be to deny that the supreme 39 53 | nevertheless, Father and Son would love themselves and one 40 65 | extent, and therefore nothing would disprove the truth of our 41 65 | all, for that reason it would be ineffable?~But how shall 42 71 | It might be said that it would be justly punished for such 43 77 | life of love, with which it would not be idle.~Hence, if not 44 78 | three persons, just as I would call it a unity because