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 1 Pre| accordance with the wish of those whose request I was striving to
 2 1  |         are goods so innumerable, whose great diversity we experience
 3 13 |           that very Being through whose creative act they are endowed
 4 18 |          simple, unmixed good, at whose will the supreme good perishes.
 5 22 |        predicable only of objects whose magnitude place contains
 6 22 |        predicable only of objects whose duration time ends by measuring
 7 22 |           Hence, to any being, to whose spatial extent or duration
 8 25 |           immutability of that in whose case they occur. Hence,
 9 27 |         included, from sharing in whose essence every nature is
10 31 |      conceived of as in the Word, whose essence exists so supremely
11 31 |       exists in a greater degree, whose essence is more like the
12 38 | remarkably clear that neither he, whose is the Word, can be his
13 38 |           nor can the Word be he, whose Word it is, although in
14 38 |  predicable of the other. For he, whose is the Word and image, is
15 56 |          begetter and unbegotten, whose is the Word; since he alone
16 63 |           shown to be born of him whose is the Word, so that it
17 63 |          the image and Son of him whose Word it is. And it is plain
18 63 |          by generation, and after whose complete likeness it exists.~