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 1 3 |        there is, at any rate, some power or property of existing
 2 3 |            exist through this very power, which is one, and through
 3 10|           our mind, whether by the power of imagining material bodies
 4 11|             by no means has he the power to do this, except by uniting
 5 16|          supreme Eternity, supreme Power, supreme Unity; which is
 6 20|        time, but that, through its power, it is wherever and whenever
 7 20|            it is manifest that its power is nothing else than itself,
 8 20|       itself, by no means does its power exist without it.~Since,
 9 22|             since, more truly, its power, which is nothing else than
10 28| non-existence, so far as their own power is concerned, unless they
11 44|          from the Father this very power of subsisting through himself.
12 60|         were able, through his own power, only to remember, but to
13 61|             even though by his own power he remembers and loves,
14 67|         image of that Being by its power of remembering, conceiving
15 67|         naturally endowed with any power so excellent and so like
16 67|         the supreme Wisdom as this power of remembering, and conceiving
17 68|        that it is known to have no power so important as that of
18 68|    whatever within the scope one's power is better, ought to prevail
19 68|          from the lesser; but this power is altogether useless to