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 1 2 |       mean physically great, as a material object is great, but that
 2 7 |        all, or because it was the material of all. For, there is no
 3 7 |        agent, or another existing material, this supreme Substance
 4 7 |         derive existence from any material. But I do not doubt that
 5 7 |          nature appears to be the material of all bodies, distinguished
 6 7 |           I ask, whence this very material that I have mentioned, the
 7 7 |        that I have mentioned, the material of the mundane mass, derives
 8 7 |  existence. For, if there is some material of this material, then that
 9 7 |          is some material of this material, then that is more truly
10 7 |       then that is more truly the material of the physical universe.~
11 7 |        derives existence from any material, certainly it not only cannot
12 7 |    supposed to be, from any other material than from the supreme Nature
13 7 |       existence at all is not the material of anything.~From its own
14 7 |       that derives existence from material derives existence from another,
15 7 |      follows that nothing derives material existence from itself.~But
16 7 |          itself.~But if, from the material of the supreme Nature itself,
17 7 |        derives existence from the material of the supreme good, inasmuch
18 7 |      which derives existence in a material way from the supreme Nature.~
19 7 |         derives existence from no material. Hence, seeing that whatever
20 7 |            or by its existence as material, it follows, necessarily,
21 7 |           from something, as from material, or from nothing.~Since,
22 7 |         derives existence from no material, doubtless nothing can be
23 7 |      through itself, the world of material things, so numerous a multitude,
24 10|         by the power of imagining material bodies or of understanding
25 11|  conceived, if there is a lack of material, or of anything without
26 15|           what it is.~It is not a material body, then, or any of those
27 17|        when a man is said to be a material body, and rational, and
28 17| accordance with one fact, be is a material body; and in accordance
29 33|    especially when it thinks of a material body. For, when I think