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 1 1 |  omnipotent goodness, the very fact of their existence, and
 2 1 |       their existence, and the fact that in any way their existence
 3 1 |   possess it by virtue of some fact, which is not understood
 4 15|       is clearly seen from the fact that this Nature exists
 5 15|    were it gold.~But, from the fact that the supreme Nature
 6 15|       than supreme --from this fact it is evident that there
 7 17|       indeed, owes to them the fact of its existence, because,
 8 17|         in accordance with one fact, be is a material body;
 9 20|      through all; and from the fact that it neither began, nor
10 23|  supported by the truth of the fact, and is not forbidden by
11 24|      perceived from the single fact that true eternity belongs
12 24|   created being, from the very fact that all such have been
13 25| accident, since even this very fact that it is greater than
14 27|        with individual men the fact that they are men; does
15 28|       of theirs is no longer a fact; and that future existence
16 28|  future existence is not yet a fact; and their existence in
17 28|  existing, present is hardly a fact -- since, then, they exist
18 29|      of this expression by the fact that it is proved to be
19 33|      itself; and, indeed, this fact is observed more clearly
20 38|   unity. But in respect of the fact that he does not derive
21 38|     the Word, by virtue of the fact that it is a word or image,
22 42|    this is certainly a natural fact in most instances, but in
23 43|       diverse by virtue of the fact that the one is the Father
24 44|   derive its existence and the fact of its being from his wisdom,
25 48|   apparently born of memory, a fact that is more clearly seen
26 48|      For not in respect of the fact that he remembers himself
27 50|       Spirit proceeds from the fact that he remember himself
28 54|        be apprehended from the fact that this love proceeds
29 57|        too, it seems, from the fact there is community of being
30 63|  expressive being.~Hence, this fact may also be clearly recognised,
31 68|        to its creator; but the fact that it is known to have
32 77|        may be proved from this fact alone, that, since it loves
33 77|     Therefore, seeing that the fact of its operation shows that
34 78|        as there are persons, a fact that is recognised in the