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 1 4 |       dignity; but that certain among them are distinguished by
 2 4 |         nature is so preeminent among these, that it has no superior.
 3 4 |      infinite, so that there is among them no degree, than which
 4 10|       natural, and are the same among all nations. And, since
 5 15|         should be surprised if, among the names or words by which
 6 22|    eternity, is not distributed among past, present, and future.~
 7 22|    which creates and is supreme among all beings, which must be
 8 27|       XXVII.~It is not included among substances as commonly treated,
 9 29|         this Spirit is included among created beings; for every
10 40|    expresses his likeness? For, among other beings which we know
11 42|        the contrary is true, as among certain kinds of birds,
12 42|         certain kinds of birds, among which the female is always
13 60| intelligit) for him.~For, since among these three each one taken
14 63|              CHAPTER LXIII.~How among them there is only one Son
15 63|         there is one Word alone among them; yet it appears that
16 63|      another, yet there are not among them more words than one,
17 66|        more like to it anything among created beings is proved
18 66|        the rational mind alone, among all created beings, is capable
19 67|        if the mind itself alone among all created beings is capable
20 70|     love, is with it preeminent among all creatures, assuredly
21 70|       except what is preeminent among all natures.~For this same