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 1 13|          hence that being alone lives through itself, and others
 2 13|    which they have been created lives through itself, necessarily,
 3 13|       present Being, so nothing lives except through its preserving
 4 24|          than that it exists or lives eternally, that is, it possesses
 5 31|       own, not only exists, but lives, and is sentient and rational,
 6 44|         through his own life he lives; so, by generation, he grants
 7 44|       he subsists, is wise, and lives; otherwise, the existence
 8 44|          subsists, is wise, and lives through himself. Hence,
 9 69|         ever loves this Essence lives at some time in true blessedness. ~
10 69|     this it cannot do unless it lives forever. It was so created,
11 69|       so created, then, that it lives forever, if it forever wills
12 69| troubles? For whoever, while he lives, is either through fear
13 69|         misery? But, if any one lives in freedom from these troubles,
14 69|         from these troubles, he lives in blessedness. But it is
15 69|         and omnipotent, forever lives in misery. So, it is plain,
16 69|         exists, it at some time lives in blessedness, truly secure