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1 6 | another, do not admit the same ground of existence. Let us first
2 28|      thus simply, and on every ground, solely perfect, simple,
3 33|  called its Word on the former ground, namely, that it contains
4 33|        that Wisdom.~For, on no ground can it be denied that when
5 44|  essence of the Father, on the ground that the one could not subsist
6 56|   effect of its cause.~On this ground, then, love, proceeding
7 73|      of it; or how and on what ground those which it seems impossible
8 75|       toward" (ad) it.~On this ground, therefore, I think it may
9 78|        Essence. Hence, on this ground, namely, of necessity, that