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 1 Pre|           intention, and the method according to which it is discussed.
 2 8  |        explained.~There is one way, according to which we wish it to be
 3 8  |           he does not speak at all. According to this interpretation,
 4 8  |             a third interpretation, according to which a thing is said
 5 9  |       concerned, through which, and according to which, they were created.~ ~
 6 10 |           of understanding thought, according to the diversity of these
 7 11 |         world, which it established according to, and through, this same
 8 17 |             is not this same thing, according to another way, or another
 9 18 |         nothing.~But it is certain, according to truths already made plain,
10 21 |             is distributed in parts according to the parts of time.~But
11 21 |         will be divided into parts, according to the divisions of time.
12 21 |           and has parts distributed according to times? Or rather, if
13 22 | prepositions, that are so necessary according to our exposition, and so
14 22 |        exposition, and so necessary according to our proof, be reconciled?
15 22 |              such as place follows, according to magnitude, or such as
16 22 |            such as time submits to, according to duration -- nor can in
17 22 |            and in no place or time, according to the consistent truth
18 25 |            he shall have been born, according as he shall grow, or undergo
19 28 |             some sort non-existent.~According to this course of reasoning,
20 29 |             is expressing anything, according to this kind of expression,
21 31 |         image is more or less true, according as it more or less closely
22 31 |         made something through, and according to, that Word, a kind of
23 31 |   experience neither gain nor loss, according as it is more or less like
24 31 |              and is more excellent, according as it is more like that
25 31 |             not more nor less true, according to its likeness to the things
26 32 |            word corresponding.~But, according to this reasoning, if there
27 34 |             mutable beings, created according to immutable reason; while
28 62 |            Substance, so many Sons, according to our former reasoning,
29 65 |            has never been expressed according to the peculiar nature of
30 68 |       exists for this purpose, that according as, on the grounds of discernment,
31 79 |            whom every other nature, according to its whole ability, ought