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 1 1 |         or for some honorable character -- as, for instance, beauty
 2 15|     perceive what, or of what character, or how great, it is --the
 3 16|   none of these shows of what character, or how great, but what
 4 16|       what it is, but of what character, or how great it is. For
 5 16|        it is not said of what character it is, but what it is, it
 6 16|        it is not said of what character it is, but what it is.~Therefore,
 7 16|      it is shown, not of what character, or how great, but what
 8 28|      its existence is of this character, it is rightly said itself
 9 65|     BUT again, if such is the character of its ineffability, --
10 65| reveal it to me in its proper character, but rather intimate it
11 65|  through its peculiar natural character greatly transcends all things.~
12 66|     terms of its own peculiar character, but only in terms of something
13 69|       human soul is of such a character that, if it diligently observes
14 70|   such as we declare, of what character is the profit? For, if the