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1 10|      reason, however, when it thinks of his universal essence,
2 33| observed more clearly when it thinks of something else which
3 33|        and especially when it thinks of a material body. For,
4 48|     it is clear that, when it thinks of itself, the word corresponding
5 48|  supreme Wisdom, which always thinks of itself, just as it remembers
6 62| separately. Again, if one man thinks of more objects than one,
7 62|     thought of a man, when he thinks of anything outside his