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 1 24|   exist, except as at once and perfectly whole, what else is true
 2 24|        existing as at once and perfectly whole?~For this truth is,
 3 28|       alone exists simply, and perfectly, and absolutely; while all
 4 28|    simply, and absolutely, and perfectly.~But since, on the other
 5 28|    that they exist simply, and perfectly, and absolutely; and it
 6 28|     nature to exist simply, or perfectly, or absolutely, and not
 7 28|        and neither simply, nor perfectly, nor absolutely, but scarcely
 8 35|   consubstantial with him, and perfectly like him, it necessarily
 9 38|        taken separately, he is perfectly supreme Truth and Creator,
10 43|       Father separately is the perfectly supreme Spirit, and the
11 43|      the Son separately is the perfectly supreme Spirit, yet, so
12 44|       through itself. But, the perfectly supreme Essence is the Father,
13 44| Essence is the Father, and the perfectly supreme Essence is the Son.
14 59|      is each in such a way the perfectly supreme Being that, nevertheless,
15 60|     one taken separately is so perfectly the supreme Being and the
16 63|       in the supreme Nature is perfectly consistent with the nature