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 1 4 |     single nature. For I here understand nature as identical with
 2 8 | created from nothing, when we understand that it was indeed created,
 3 8 |     In this way, then, we can understand, without inconsistency,
 4 8 |    that they were created, we understand that when this Being created
 5 15|     than to be it. But I here understand the phrases, to be it and
 6 15|       the same way in which I understand to be true and not to be
 7 16|  observe, then, how we are to understand the statement, that the
 8 31|    remains, who would fail to understand that the substance that
 9 32|    intelligere), he would not understand or conceive of anything;
10 32|       than this Spirit, would understand or conceive of nothing;
11 43|    and Son are, that I do not understand why they are two of whom
12 44|  through himself, can we thus understand the statement that the Father
13 44|      of the Father. We cannot understand that the Son is existent
14 50|     of the supreme Spirit, we understand the Father, and by his intelligence
15 60|    Son could only conceive or understand (intelligere) through himself,