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1 10|        be called the especially proper and primary word, corresponding
2 23|         is not forbidden by the proper signification of the word
3 25|     however it may be as to the proper signification of the term
4 45|        is true, it is much more proper to call the Son the essence
5 57|      that it should have a name proper to itself. And, indeed,
6 65|         it by virtue of its own proper nature.~On these grounds,
7 65|      not reveal it to me in its proper character, but rather intimate
8 75| believes those things which are proper to this aim. For it seems
9 75|        does not believe what is proper to striving for that Being,