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 1 1 |          possess it in greater, or less, or equal degree, are said
 2 1 |       whether equally, or more, or less, cannot be understood as
 3 3 |          exists through another is less than that, through which
 4 4 |          then, certainly, they are less than that through which
 5 4 |          through something else is less than that through which
 6 6 |      existence, and, in some sort, less than that through which
 7 6 |        another, nor is it later or less than itself or anything
 8 7 |        than this supreme Nature is less than it, it is impossible
 9 15|           would not, therefore, be less good, or suffer detriment
10 15|           be in no wise greater or less than when it is conceived
11 15|          far as it is not wise, is less than what is wise, since
12 15|          or how great, it is --the less this rational mind would
13 16|           the answer, Just, is not less fitting than the answer,
14 31|       likeness or image is more or less true, according as it more
15 31|            according as it more or less closely imitates the object
16 31|         according as it is more or less like its creatures. But
17 31|      natures exist in a greater or less degree than others. For,
18 31|       itself, reduce an essence to less and less degrees of existence,
19 31|      reduce an essence to less and less degrees of existence, if
20 31|          this Word is not more nor less true, according to its likeness
21 44|             For the Son is not the less perfect essence or wisdom
22 44|          Father; but he would be a less perfect essence or wisdom
23 59|            but he same truth is no less capable of proof when each
24 61| intelligence, and the Spirit is no less memory and intelligence
25 62|            exists in the others no less than in himself -- that,
26 64|           assured belief to be the less readily given to these truths
27 65|      Nature itself remains not the less ineffable, if we believe
28 65|           For it is something much less, nay, something far different,
29 66|            Being, so it is not the less this same rational mind
30 68|       judges a thing to be more or less good, or not good, so it
31 68|           that thing in greater or less degree, or reject it.~It
32 79|            are governed by another less powerful or less good, or
33 79|           another less powerful or less good, or by no reason at