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 1 10|    does that likeness which is expressed by the vision of the mind
 2 11|     that the supreme Substance expressed, as it were, within itself
 3 16|      to attributes that can be expressed in the same way: and none
 4 31|        by which all things are expressed, and through which all were
 5 32|        object is thus mentally expressed is the likeness of that
 6 32|      nothing to himself; if he expressed nothing to himself, since,
 7 34|       and the created being be expressed by one Word, especially
 8 38|    they are used, it cannot be expressed plurally, as one speaks
 9 39|        truth, it seems, can be expressed in no more familiar terms
10 57|       can perhaps be no better expressed than by saying that this
11 62|       there are beings who are expressed?~For, if more men than one
12 62|       another, the one that is expressed seems to beget his own word,
13 62|       word, just as when he is expressed by himself. How is it, then,
14 62|       his own word, when he is expressed by himself or by another?
15 63|     there more beings than one expressed, when each one expresses
16 63|      that when these three are expressed, either by themselves or
17 63|       not more beings than one expressed. For what is therein expressed
18 63| expressed. For what is therein expressed except their being? If,
19 63|     and only one, then what is expressed is one and only one; therefore,
20 63|    expresses, and one which is expressed --for it is one wisdom which
21 63|     and one substance which is expressed --it follows that there
22 65| believe that it has never been expressed according to the peculiar
23 78|        indicate what cannot be expressed in any fitting language;