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 1 1 | believe regarding God and his creatures, he still believes that
 2 11|  model in itself, or make its creatures what they are; while the
 3 13|       mind can doubt that all creatures live and continue to exist,
 4 26|     from association with its creatures?~Hence, if it ever shares
 5 28|  Spirit alone exists, and all creatures are nonexistent; yet, they
 6 29|       creative Spirit and its creatures. But it is impossible that
 7 31|      is more or less like its creatures. But the necessary inference
 8 32| itself at all from irrational creatures, and that Wisdom from the
 9 33|     by which he expresses his creatures. For since, even if nothing
10 37|  Whatever his relation to his creatures, this relation his Word
11 64|      supreme Wisdom knows its creatures, of which we necessarily
12 70|       it preeminent among all creatures, assuredly nothing can be