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1 1 | greatest, and highest of all existing beings. ~IF any man, either 2 1 | which is highest of all existing beings, which is also sufficient 3 1 | whether it is regarded as existing in these cases in equal 4 1 | that is, the highest of all existing beings.~ ~ 5 2 | e., the highest of all existing beings.~ ~ 6 3 | and is the highest of all existing beings. ~THEREFORE, not 7 3 | some power or property of existing through self (existendi 8 3 | and the highest of all existing beings.~ ~ 9 4 | greatest and best of all existing beings. Hence, there is 10 4 | which is the highest of all existing beings. This, however, it 11 4 | through itself, and all existing beings are what they are 12 4 | exist, is the highest of all existing beings; either conversely, 13 4 | that is, the highest of all existing beings.~ ~ 14 5 | then, that just as all existing beings are what they are, 15 5 | than themselves, so all existing beings derive existence 16 6 | be made, in what way all existing beings exist through the 17 6 | good can be understood as existing before that good, without 18 6 | to be and being, that is, existing or subsisting. So the supreme 19 7 | creative agent, or another existing material, this supreme Substance 20 8 | discovery of a certain Substance existing in the greatest degree of 21 8 | the greatest degree of all existing beings, my reasoning had 22 10| destined to be, or already existing.~For, from frequent usage, 23 10| destined to be, or already existing, not without reason it may 24 13| has been gathered that all existing beings exist through some 25 20| and time themselves are existing things -- the supreme Nature 26 22| is not prevented from so existing simultaneously, as a whole, 27 23| in all places than in all existing things, not as if it were 28 23| understood rather to be in all existing things, than merely in all 29 23| sense, that it is in all existing things, than in this sense, 30 23| otherwise, it must so be in all existing things, that it is one and 31 24| is an interminable life, existing at once as a perfect whole.~ 32 24| than an interminable life, existing as at once and perfectly 33 28| most brief, and scarcely existing, present is hardly a fact -- 34 31| it is clear that, of all existing beings, that which is in 35 32| connection with no other existing being, or with other existing 36 32| existing being, or with other existing beings, the Word of that 37 55| some one being --of this no existing nature allows proof by any