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 1 40|    offspring; and none is so begotten that without any admixture
 2 41| begets, and it is most truly begotten. ~BUT it will be impossible
 3 41| begets, and it is most truly begotten. As the former supposition
 4 41|    his Word to be most truly begotten.~ ~
 5 42|   and of the other to be the begotten and Son. ~I should certainly
 6 42|       and of the other to be begotten, so it is the property of
 7 42|   the other to be most truly begotten. And as the one is most
 8 43|    who begets, and he who is begotten, are the same, and that
 9 43| progenitor and the other the begotten, and one the Father, the
10 43|     who begets and he who is begotten shall be the same, and also
11 43|      any other than what the begotten is, nor the Father any other
12 56|  unbegotten; only the son is begotten; only love neither begotten
13 56|  begotten; only love neither begotten nor unbegotten. ~STILL,
14 56|    so properly be said to be begotten, as the Word is said to
15 56|    as the Word is said to be begotten. For we often say of a thing
16 56|    say of a thing that it is begotten of that from which it derives
17 56|    say that light or heat is begotten of fire, or any effect of
18 56|    so properly be said to be begotten as can the Word; since the
19 56|  Word alone should be called begotten, which alone is Son and
20 56|      love of both is neither begotten nor unbegotten, because
21 61|      he is not intelligence, begotten of any, or love, proceeding
22 61|      being he has he is only begotten and is he from whom the
23 61| begetter, or intelligence as begotten, but he alone, whatever
24 62|     reasoning, must there be begotten of this substance, and so
25 64| Father begets and the Son is begotten, who shall tell his generation?~ ~