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 1 49|  requires, the object itself is loved or condemned. The supreme
 2 50|       himself. For no object is loved without remembrance or conception
 3 50|       conceived of that are not loved.~It is evident, then, that
 4 51|        other; and since what is loved, or loves in the Father,
 5 60|         through the Father, and loved through his Spirit; and
 6 70| although it neither existed nor loved him, he gave existence that
 7 70|      what ought to be supremely loved, nor does he love the soul
 8 70|         it does not avail to be loved by him; all of which suppositions
 9 70|          Or, if it wishes to be loved and desired, so as to make
10 70|       its love, it wishes to be loved and desired, not for its
11 70|         and does not wish to be loved itself, but wishes another
12 70|        but wishes another to be loved; which it is impious to
13 75|      which that Being cannot be loved, that, by believing, the