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 1 1 | understood to be one thing in one case and another in another,
 2 3 |         be no doubt that, in that case, they exist through this
 3 6 |         in no wise be true in the case of supreme Substance; yet,
 4 7 |           since, if this were the case, it would in some sort exist
 5 8 |          is unintelligible in the case of any of those things that
 6 15|        not supreme better, in any case, than supreme --from this
 7 16|           have been proved in the case of justness, the intellect
 8 22|           places or times; in the case of those beings which are
 9 22|     discussion. For in the latter case the same expression has
10 22|      times themselves.~But in the case of the supreme Being, the
11 25|          to be an accident in its case (illi accidere)? But what
12 25|     immutability of that in whose case they occur. Hence, although
13 26|           to be understood in its case.~ ~
14 48|          more clearly seen in the case of the human mind.~For,
15 65|      sense of these words in this case is by no means that in which
16 78|         that is recognised in the case of more men than one, when