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 1 1 |         in greater, or less, or equal degree, are said to possess
 2 1 |      existing in these cases in equal or unequal degree. For,
 3 4 |      this sort, and they are of equal degree.~But, if they are
 4 4 |      they are more than one and equal, since they cannot be equal
 5 4 |     equal, since they cannot be equal through any diverse causes,
 6 25|        who is not yet born, nor equal to him, nor like him. But
 7 38|  plurally, as one speaks of two equal lines, or two like men.
 8 38|      For, neither are there two equal spirits nor two equal creators,
 9 38|       two equal spirits nor two equal creators, nor is there any
10 41|         proposition, unless, in equal degree, he most truly begets,
11 42| masculine); why is it not, with equal reason, consistent with
12 44|       same, nor will the Son be equal to the Father. But it has
13 51|      himself and the other with equal love. ~BUT if the supreme
14 51|   himself and the other with an equal love.~ ~
15 53|       spirit. ~BUT, what can be equal to the supreme Spirit, except