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 1 1 |          best, and greatest, and highest of all existing beings. ~
 2 1 | existence of one Nature which is highest of all existing beings,
 3 1 |    supremely great, that is, the highest of all existing beings.~ ~
 4 2 |    greatest and best, i. e., the highest of all existing beings.~ ~
 5 3 |       through itself, and is the highest of all existing beings. ~
 6 3 |          in the greatest and the highest degree of all. But that
 7 3 |         supremely great, and the highest of all existing beings.~ ~
 8 4 |      certain nature which is the highest of all existing beings.
 9 4 |       other things exist, is the highest of all existing beings;
10 4 |    conversely, that which is the highest exists through itself, and
11 4 |         as supreme, that is, the highest of all existing beings.~ ~
12 6 |          Being, and to be in the highest degree, and being in the
13 6 |         degree, and being in the highest degree, bear much the same
14 7 |          conceivable except that highest of all beings, which exists
15 8 |       which was something in the highest degree will be nothing.
16 15|         that this Nature, is the highest of all beings, or greater
17 15|        it is conceived of as the highest of all beings, it is manifest
18 15|    regarding the term supreme or highest is found to be true, in
19 16|          Nature is, it is in the highest degree. It is, therefore,
20 22|     threatened us; as to how the highest Being of all exists, everywhere
21 27|        exists, but exists in the highest degree of all things; and