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1 Intro| invisible, the adoration of the eternal nature, are all included,
2 Intro|        in the perfect beauty of eternal knowledge, beginning with
3 Intro|        behold the vision of the eternal (compare Symp. (Greek) Republic (
4 Intro|       relative or changing, but eternal and absolute; not bounded
5 Intro|     capable of partaking of the eternal nature, seems to imply that
6 Intro|        to imply that she too is eternal (compare Phaedrus). But
7 Intro|        does not distinguish the eternal in man from the eternal
8 Intro|         eternal in man from the eternal in the world or in God.
9 Text |      them a name which shall be eternal. Do you imagine that Alcestis