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 1 1 |    one with another, whether equally, or more, or less, cannot
 2 1 | compared, would prove either equally or unequally good, necessarily
 3 4 |       through which they are equally so great, either is itself
 4 12|   our reasoning shows, it is equally certain that whatever the
 5 50|       The same love proceeds equally from Father and Son. ~IT
 6 50|      supreme Spirit proceeds equally from Father and Son.~ ~
 7 51|      Spirit. And, since each equally remembers himself and the
 8 51|     the other, and conceives equally of himself and the other;
 9 54| plurality, do Father and Son equally produce so great a good.~
10 55|    love, then, has its being equally from Father and Son, and
11 57|    own name, since this name equally describes the Father and
12 59|   Son and their Spirit exist equally the one in the other. ~IT
13 63|     Spirit of Father and Son equally expresses himself and both
14 76|      Son and in their Spirit equally, and in each separately,
15 76|     WE should believe, then, equally in the Father and in the