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 1 Pre|         an unadorned style, with common proofs and with a simple
 2 27 | universal, i. e., as essentially common to more than one substance,
 3 27 |     substance, as being a man is common to individual men; or as
 4 27 |    having a universal essence in common with others, as individual
 5 27 |        as individual men have in common with individual men the
 6 27 |        any other, by virtue of a common essence?~Yet, seeing that
 7 43 |      XLIII.~Consideration of the common attributes of both and the
 8 43 |          two things, so, what is common to both preserves an indivisible
 9 44 |    simplicity and unity of their common nature is thus honored.
10 49 |    individual properties and the common attributes of Father and
11 52 |      love of the supreme Spirit, common as it is to Father and Son!
12 56 |     accordance with the usage of common speech, to be unbegotten,
13 57 |          own, some name which is common to Father and Son; if there
14 59 |       the Son, and in the Spirit common to them; and the Son in
15 60 |      need the Son, or the Spirit common to them, nor the Son the
16 65 |      have thought of, except the common and familiar sense? If,