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 1 1 |   because he is useful. And, indeed, nothing is ordinarily regarded
 2 7 |   rate, does not exist. For, indeed, nothing is even conceivable
 3 8 |     interpretation which is, indeed, capable of supposition,
 4 8 |    we understand that it was indeed created, but that there
 5 8 |      are now something. For, indeed, from the very word that
 6 15|     be bodily, and the like. Indeed, to be anything is, in general,
 7 17| which it is compounded, and, indeed, owes to them the fact of
 8 27|    every nature is excluded. Indeed, since every substance is
 9 33|      the object itself; and, indeed, this fact is observed more
10 48|     as the memory of memory? Indeed, since it cannot be denied
11 48|   the Father; and the Son is indeed memory, born of memory,
12 57|  name proper to itself. And, indeed, if this love is actually