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 1 Pre|      one will be much helped in understanding the matter of this book,
 2 8  |        What, then, is to be our understanding of the term nothing? --
 3 10 | imagining material bodies or of understanding thought, according to the
 4 19 |        nothing was. But another understanding of the same statement is
 5 23 |         as, when I say that the understanding is there in the soul, where
 6 23 |        is either rationality or understanding contained.~Hence, as regards
 7 32 |       anything is the same with understanding or conceiving of it (intelligere),
 8 48 |  whatever the Son has wisdom or understanding, this he likewise remembers.
 9 65 | conceive to transcend all human understanding. For it is something much
10 73 |      for any mortal to reach an understanding through discussion. But