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 1 7 |    forms which we see in actual objects, so that their formless,
 2 10|       kind of expression of the objects created (locutio rerum),
 3 10|         of words signifying the objects, but the general view in
 4 10|    vision of conception, of the objects themselves, whether destined
 5 10|      three ways. For we express objects either by the sensible use
 6 10|       to the diversity of these objects themselves.~For I express
 7 10|         last, when they concern objects well known, are natural,
 8 10|       more like they are to the objects to which they correspond,
 9 10| expressively they signify these objects. For, with the exception
10 10|     with the exception of those objects, which we employ as their
11 10|      that such an expression of objects existed with (apud) the
12 11|       way learned from external objects, whether all at once, or
13 11|     gathered in his memory from objects known externally.~Hence,
14 22|     place is predicable only of objects whose magnitude place contains
15 22|      time is predicable only of objects whose duration time ends
16 22|        of the unlikeness of the objects of discussion. For in the
17 22|          namely: (1) that these objects are present in those places
18 23|         apply terms of place to objects which are not places; as,
19 31|         by which we express any objects in our mind, that is, conceive
20 31|    likenesses and images of the objects to which they correspond;
21 32|     Word corresponding to those objects, of which it is not the
22 32|       word corresponding to the objects that have been created through
23 34|       by his Word. ~BUT how can objects so different as the creative
24 36|       he expresses or knows the objects created by him. ~HENCE,
25 39|     nascendo).~For, innumerable objects are unhesitatingly said
26 39|        the tree.~If, then, many objects of this sort are without
27 62|       if one man thinks of more objects than one, there are as many
28 62|        the thinker as there are objects thought of.~But in the thought
29 65|        of what I see in created objects, than of what I conceive