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 1 3 |     mentioned as having mutual relations, yet they do not at all
 2 3 | through the other, since these relations exist through the subjects
 3 6 |         For, as are the mutual relations of the light and to light
 4 6 |  lucere, lucens), such are the relations of essence, and to be and
 5 6 |     degree, bear much the same relations, one to another, as the
 6 25|       not occurring -- certain relations, for instance. For it is
 7 25|  sustain and to lose all these relations toward him, as soon as he
 8 40|  beings which we know bear the relations of parent and child, none
 9 43|      For so opposite are their relations, that the one never assumes
10 54|       one. For, not from their relations, which are more than one,
11 55|       truth does not allow the relations of Father and Son to it