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 1      XX| correct opinion concerning the really existing God. For having
 2    XXII|     being generated, but never really is." Does not this, ye men
 3    XXII|     being generated, but never really is," we must attentively
 4    XXII|      being generated but never really is. The former, indeed,
 5    XXII|      by reason, since it never really is, but is coming into being
 6    XXIV|      that he who trusts in the really existent God makes no account
 7    XXIV|      by Plato to designate the really existent God, concerning
 8    XXIV|         Himself" signifies the really existing God. For thus,
 9     XXV|        God to Moses, "I am the really existing," and accepting
10     XXV|      therefore said, "I am the really existing;" for this word "
11     XXV|   Plato says, "and which never really is," he uses the verb "is"
12    XXVI|        next in order after the really existent God. For, discoursing