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 1 48|         that the supreme Wisdom remembers itself, nothing can be more
 2 48|       of itself, though it ever remembers itself, it is clear that,
 3 48|    thinks of itself, just as it remembers itself, that, of the eternal
 4 48|     respect of the fact that he remembers himself does he exist in
 5 48|        memory itself; but he so remembers himself that he is his own
 6 48| understanding, this he likewise remembers. The Son is, therefore,
 7 48|        that is, the memory that remembers the Father, who is memory,
 8 49|       loves himself, just as he remembers himself, and conceives of
 9 49|       loves himself, just as he remembers himself and conceives of
10 50|        loves himself because he remembers himself and conceives of
11 51|         And, since each equally remembers himself and the other, and
12 52|     loves himself as much as he remembers and conceives of himself;
13 52|         himself; and, moreover, remembers and conceives of himself
14 59|        whole, and loves it, and remembers its intelligence as a whole,
15 59|        loves it as a whole, and remembers its love as a whole, and
16 60|       to love, while the Father remembers for him, and the Son conceives
17 60|         that through himself he remembers and conceives and loves,
18 61|      though by his own power he remembers and loves, is not, for that