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 1 4 |    assuredly does not deserve the name of man. Therefore, although
 2 26|      Hence, if it ever shares any name with other beings, doubtless
 3 26|   different signification of that name is to be understood in its
 4 27|           doubtless if any worthy name can be given it, there is
 5 42| exceedingly inconsistent that the name mother should be attached
 6 48|           appropriately takes the name of parent. If, then, the
 7 57|          as it were its own, some name which is common to Father
 8 57|   demanding that it should have a name proper to itself. And, indeed,
 9 57|        actually designated by the name Spirit, as by its own name,
10 57|        name Spirit, as by its own name, since this name equally
11 57|          its own name, since this name equally describes the Father
12 57|           also, that through this name it shall be signified that
13 78|         more properly receive the name sub-stance. Now, it is already
14 79|          this supreme Essence the name God is properly given. For