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 1 8 |    answer, "from nothing" may properly be given; that is, it never
 2 16|     the other hand, it cannot properly be said of the supreme Nature
 3 16|       it is called just it is properly conceived of as being justness,
 4 21| to-day, and to-morrrow; it is properly said that it was and is
 5 22|     time, no place or time is properly attributed. For, seeing
 6 22|     time, then, is this Being properly said to exist, since it
 7 23|     place?~For we often quite properly apply terms of place to
 8 24|   seems to mean all time more properly understood, when applied
 9 40| offspring. ~BUT if it is most properly said to be born, and is
10 46|    departure from truth.~Most properly, too, may the Son be called
11 48|     Therefore, as the Word is properly conceived of as the child,
12 56|     unbegotten, nor can it so properly be said to be begotten,
13 56|  unbegotten, but it cannot so properly be said to be begotten as
14 63|       is plain that it cannot properly be called either the image
15 78|     for this reason they more properly receive the name sub-stance.
16 78|       to no accidents, cannot properly be called a substance, except
17 79|       Essence the name God is properly given. For every one who