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 1 Pre|           offered in this work any thought that is either too novel
 2 Pre|        shall find offered here any thought that is contrary to his
 3 9  |       before their creation in the thought of the Creator. ~BUT I seem
 4 9  |         was created, it was in the thought of the supreme Nature, what,
 5 9  |            so far as the creator's thought is concerned, through which,
 6 10 |                    CHAPTER X.~This thought is a kind of expression
 7 10 |     preceded their creation in the thought of the creator, what else
 8 10 |  expression of these things in his thought itself; just as when an
 9 10 |         bodies or of understanding thought, according to the diversity
10 10 |            nor can there be in the thought of any another word so like
11 10 |           without reason it may be thought that such an expression
12 32 |          Whether, therefore, it be thought of in connection with no
13 33 |            of itself arises in its thought, or rather the thought of
14 33 |         its thought, or rather the thought of the mind is itself its
15 33 |          absence, the vision of my thought forms such an image as I
16 33 |          it conceives of itself in thought, has with itself its image
17 33 |        born of itself that is, its thought in its likeness, as if formed
18 33 |      although it cannot, except in thought alone, separate itself from
19 48 |         appears that, if it always thought of itself, its word would
20 48 | corresponding to the object is the thought itself, formed after the
21 62 |   expression to some one object in thought, apparently there are as
22 62 |       thinker as there are objects thought of.~But in the thought of
23 62 |     objects thought of.~But in the thought of a man, when he thinks
24 62 |        corresponding to the object thought of is not born of the object
25 62 |            absent from the view of thought, but of some likeness or
26 65 |            these words that I have thought of, except the common and
27 76 |            sole end which in every thought and act he ought to strive