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 1 11|       in the artisan: that the former expression, without being
 2 11|       been created through the former expression is only what
 3 19|       which would be true.~The former interpretation, therefore,
 4 20|      this is false. Hence, the former proposition is also false,
 5 21|       confronted, then, by the former alternative, that is, how
 6 28|     some time; and, since this former existence of theirs is no
 7 30|    supremely simple, so is the former. It therefore does not consist
 8 33|      be called its Word on the former ground, namely, that it
 9 41|    most truly begotten. As the former supposition is evidently
10 62|    many Sons, according to our former reasoning, must there be
11 71| eternal punishment; and as the former shall feel an immutable