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[..] God by nature. Other arguments for [...] Divinity of X see
[..] God by nature. Other arguments for [...] Divinity of X see
si Xlo f 1. c 4. occ:[?]
si Xlo f 1. c 4. occ:[?]
 
[...] main difficultiy in explaining the d[...]sine [..]
but one God
Trinity by reason may be [...]
[...] can be [...]but one God
Now they can agree in a [ ] or not agree among themselves.
Now they can agree in a [ ] or not agree among themselves.
[  ] say one individual nature may be communicated to [ ]
[  ] say one individual nature may be communicated to [ ]
unless we suppose  [ ] divine nature cannot communicate
unless we suppose  [ ] divine nature cannot communicate
after no other [ ] a
after no other [ ] a

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[...]1.16. [...] have not [...] but might as well have studied [..] old Arrian senses of making [marking?] God's [...] bu be [...] as may be said [...] erra[..] if [..] first [...] infinite [...] if one creature may create another it [...] [..] God by nature. Other arguments for [...] Divinity of X see si Xlo f 1. c 4. occ:[?] [...] main difficultiy in explaining the d[...]sine [..] Trinity by reason may be [...] [...] can be [...]but one God Now they can agree in a [ ] or not agree among themselves. [ ] say one individual nature may be communicated to [ ] unless we suppose [ ] divine nature cannot communicate after no other [ ] a