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 1 10|        make something after the manner of his craft, he first expresses
 2 15| relative term that can, in like manner, be applied to it, does
 3 15|       found to be true, in like manner, of other similar, relative
 4 15|  eternal, and whatever, in like manner, is absolutely better than
 5 21|      place.~And, since, in like manner, it has been demonstrated
 6 22|      the same time, and in like manner in this, or that other,
 7 22|         it may be said, after a manner of its own, to be in every
 8 31|          after a certain unique manner of its own, not only exists,
 9 38|     mutual relation may in like manner be attributed to them, yet
10 45|         of the Son: and in like manner the Son is the virtue, wisdom,
11 45|         Father essence.~In like manner, therefore, the Son is the
12 77|        not, why cannot, in like manner, faith without love be called