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 1 4 |      that which they are, then, certainly, they are less than that
 2 7 |    existence from any material, certainly it not only cannot be, but
 3 15|      kinds of predication.~Now, certainly if one diligently considers
 4 18|        or against its will. But certainly that is not a simple, unmixed
 5 18|       that very Being, which is certainly the supreme good, will not
 6 27|    seeing that it not only most certainly exists, but exists in the
 7 27|       worthy than body, it must certainly be maintained that this
 8 28|         absolute, this may very certainly be justly said to be in
 9 31|           nay, not perhaps, but certainly, -- does every mind judge
10 31|        most excellent Being, so certainly that nature exists in a
11 38| ineffable plurality, ineffable, certainly, for although necessity
12 40|     none is so like its parent, certainly the relation of parent and
13 42|     begotten and Son. ~I should certainly be glad, and perhaps able,
14 42|        or daughter? And this is certainly a natural fact in most instances,
15 64| recognise that this object most certainly exists; nor ought assured
16 73|          of all this I think it certainly most difficult or even impossible