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 1 1 |        himself: Since there are goods so innumerable, whose great
 2 1 |        thing, through which all goods whatever are good? Or are
 3 1 |         certain, then, that all goods, if mutually compared, would
 4 1 |        as the same in different goods, although sometimes they
 5 1 |         being through which all goods exist, whatever that being
 6 1 |        being, through which all goods exist, to be a great good?
 7 1 |       therefore, that all other goods are good through another
 8 2 |       supremely good, since all goods are good through a single
 9 17|       supreme Nature is so many goods, it will therefore be compounded
10 17| therefore be compounded of more goods than one? Or is it true,
11 17|         that there are not more goods than one, but a single good
12 17|    Nature is compounded of more goods than one, all these facts
13 17|         all means those so many goods, necessarily all these are
14 68|   supreme Being above all other goods, as this Being is itself