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 1 4 |      or natures, that there is none in comparison with which
 2 4 |  others that it is inferior to none. But that which is such
 3 15|       natural essence.~For, if none of those things ever existed,
 4 15|      predications, then, since none of them taken by itself
 5 15|      purpose, that undoubtedly none of these, taken by itself,
 6 16| expressed in the same way: and none of these shows of what character,
 7 21|      some place or time, or in none. But it has already been
 8 22|   every place and time, and in none. ~How, then, shall these
 9 22|     place or time, is bound by none of their laws.~Hence, since
10 22|      because it is absent from none; and it exists in none,
11 22|    from none; and it exists in none, because it has no place
12 36|        by human knowledge. For none can doubt that created substances
13 40| relations of parent and child, none so begets as to be solely
14 40|   generation of offspring; and none is so begotten that without
15 40| existence from its parent, and none is so like its parent, certainly
16 45|      Father has his being from none other than himself, it is
17 48|      memory and wisdom born of none.~ ~
18 49|      of Father and Son, I find none in them more pleasurable
19 57|     which alone was created by none, and created all things
20 57|  uncreated and creative being.~None, therefore, makes or begets
21 59|     exist in one another, that none of them can be proved to
22 60|                 CHAPTER LX.~To none of these is another necessary
23 60|     and loves, it must be that none of these three needs another,
24 76|         it is manifest that as none is able to strive for that
25 76|        so to believe it avails none, except he strive for it.~ ~
26 79|   without whom it is well with none, and from whom, and through