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 1 28| since the existence of this ineffable Spirit alone can in no way
 2 38|     from him, they admit an ineffable plurality, ineffable, certainly,
 3 38|     an ineffable plurality, ineffable, certainly, for although
 4 43|     a strange plurality, as ineffable as it is inevitable, is
 5 64|     so incomprehensible, so ineffable, as that which is above
 6 65|     in the discussion of an ineffable subject. ~BUT again, if
 7 65|     true grounds, how is it ineffable? Or, if it is ineffable,
 8 65|     ineffable? Or, if it is ineffable, how can it be such as our
 9 65|     that reason it would be ineffable?~But how shall we meet the
10 65| itself remains not the less ineffable, if we believe that it has
11 65|   way, then, is that Nature ineffable, because it is incapable
12 67|   and love, is united in an ineffable Trinity. Or, at any rate,
13 78|     to believe in a certain ineffable trinal unity, and in one