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 1 29|     through itself, since every creature exists later than that through
 2 29|    Spirit, since it cannot be a creature, is no other than the supreme
 3 32|     Therefore, if there were no creature, there would be no word.~
 4 32|     then, that if there were no creature, that Word would not exist
 5 53|    supreme Spirit. Hence, if no creature, that is, if nothing other
 6 66|   attained, the more nearly the creature through which the investigation
 7 67| inconceivable that any rational creature can have been naturally
 8 67|        has been bestowed on any creature that is so truly the image
 9 68|    CHAPTER LXVIII.~The rational creature was created in order that
10 68|         then, that the rational creature ought to devote itself to
11 68|       obvious that the rational creature was created for this purpose,
12 68|         then, that the rational creature ought to devote its whole
13 69|        human soul is a rational creature. Hence, it must have been
14 70|         itself in return to the creature that loves it, that that
15 70|        that loves it, that that creature may be eternally blessed. ~
16 70|    profit? For, if the rational creature, which is useless to itself
17 79|      whom it is well with every creature, and without whom it is