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 1 Pre|       able to find that I have made in it any statement which
 2 6  |       diligent inquiry must be made, in what way all existing
 3 6  |    observations I have already made, in the light of reason,
 4 8  |       says a rich man has been made from a poor man, or that
 5 8  |       one, we say, "Lo, he has made that man out of nothing";
 6 15 |     the statements that may be made regarding anything is substantially
 7 15 |        relative predication is made regarding the supreme Nature,
 8 18 |    according to truths already made plain, that in no wise does
 9 25 |        divers qualities.~It is made clear, then, that of all
10 25 |     Nature no statement can be made, whence it shall be conceived
11 26 | nothing, and a being, which is made whatever it is through another,
12 28 |     absolutely, they have been made something from nothing.~ ~
13 31 |    non-existent, and, yet were made something through, and according
14 33 |    himself and whatever he has made.~ ~
15 34 |        just as a work which is made after one of the arts, not
16 34 |      arts, not only when it is made, but before it is made,
17 34 |      is made, but before it is made, and after it is destroyed,
18 65 |      whenever any statement is made concerning it in words which
19 66 |      toward knowledge of it is made through that which approaches
20 66 |     which the investigation is made approaches that Being. For
21 69 |      Creator, that what he has made to exist that it might love
22 70 |         THEREFORE it cannot be made to appear true that he who