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1 2 |    itself; so it is necessarily inferred that there is something
2 6 |       not before.~What is to be inferred? For that which cannot have
3 8 |         nothing inconsistent is inferred; although it may be said,
4 17|        what it is. ~Is it to be inferred, then, that if the supreme
5 32|      most absurd.~What is to be inferred? For, if it conceived of
6 47|       truth, it is consequently inferred that as the Son is the intelligence,
7 65|     that Being, whatever I have inferred to be attributable to it
8 65|       that Being? What is to be inferred?~Or, has there in some sort
9 71| miserable. ~FROM this it may be inferred, as a certain consequence,