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 1 3 |      through nothing. For it is altogether inconceivable that anything
 2 3 |          Therefore, since truth altogether excludes the supposition
 3 15|    describe that Being which is altogether greater and better than
 4 15|         same way, to be true is altogether better than not to be so,
 5 29|         Spirit is one only, and altogether indivisible, this his expression
 6 31|        false. But, if it is not altogether true, and is merely a sort
 7 31|         of supreme Truth is not altogether true; which is absurd. But
 8 43|    other another, so that it is altogether evident that they are two;
 9 51|       Father, or in the Son, is altogether the same, necessarily each
10 55|        wise unlike them, but is altogether identical with them; is
11 55| reasoning teaches us that it is altogether identical with Father and
12 58|    Father and Son, since it has altogether the same essence, wisdom,
13 68|       lesser; but this power is altogether useless to it, and superfluous,