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 1 10|     manner of his craft, he first expresses it to himself through a
 2 10|           which it is applied, or expresses it as does that likeness
 3 32|         XXXII.~The supreme Spirit expresses himself by a coeternal Word. ~
 4 32|          of himself eternally, he expresses himself eternally. If he
 5 32|          himself eternally. If he expresses himself eternally, his Word
 6 33|        Word, by which the Creator expresses all that he creates, is
 7 33|        which he, who creates all, expresses himself. Does he express
 8 33|          the same word whereby he expresses himself?~For this Word also,
 9 33|       this Word also, by which he expresses himself, must be identical
10 33|           of the Word by which he expresses his creatures. For since,
11 33|          of that word by which he expresses himself, what is more true
12 33|      himself is? Therefore, if he expresses himself and what he creates,
13 33|           of the Word by which he expresses himself, and of the Word
14 33|           of the Word by which he expresses the created world, the substance
15 33|          which the supreme Wisdom expresses itself may most fitly be
16 33|         Word by which the Creator expresses the created world is not
17 33|           word belong, whereby he expresses it, if he does not express
18 33|  belonging to itself? For what he expresses, he expresses by a word,
19 33|         For what he expresses, he expresses by a word, and a word must
20 33|           of something. But if he expresses nothing but himself or his
21 33|         something else.~So, if he expresses nothing by a word belonging
22 33|        created world, whatever he expresses, he expresses by the Word
23 33|         whatever he expresses, he expresses by the Word corresponding
24 33|           the same Word, then, he expresses himself and whatever he
25 34|         is coeternal with him who expresses them, while the created
26 34|           when the supreme Spirit expresses himself, he expresses all
27 34|      Spirit expresses himself, he expresses all created beings. For,
28 34|           when the supreme Spirit expresses himself, he also expresses
29 34|        expresses himself, he also expresses whatever has been created
30 35|          the same way in which he expresses or conceives of them. Therefore,
31 36|         incomprehensible a way he expresses or knows the objects created
32 36| comprehended that how this Spirit expresses, or how he knows the created
33 40|         and the more what is born expresses his likeness? For, among
34 62|         Son and their Spirit each expresses himself and the other two,
35 63|          expressed, when each one expresses himself and the other two.~
36 63|       them one and only one which expresses, and one which is expressed --
37 63|        for it is one wisdom which expresses and one substance which
38 63|          Hence, although each one expresses himself and all express
39 63|         of Father and Son equally expresses himself and both the others,
40 63|         once. And though each one expresses himself and all express
41 64|          explain how it knows and expresses itself, of which nothing