inges ben
referred
to ?
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e sonne arysynge.
{and} so{m}me descendi? of ? e power of ? e doers as ? e man 5156
walkynge.
[Sidenote: _B. _ Then I did not go from the truth when I said that
some things referred to the Divine knowledge are necessary, while
considered in themselves they are not under the bond of
necessity. ]
? ? an seide I. no wronge ? at yif ? at ? ise
?
inges ben referred to ? e deuyne knowynge ? an ben ? ei
necessarie. {and} yif ? ei ben considered by he{m} selfe ? an
ben ? ei absolut from ? e bonde of necessite.
[Sidenote: In the same way everything that is an object of sense
is _general_ when considered in relation to reason--but particular
when considered by itself. ]
ry? t so [as] 5160
alle ? inges ? at appiere? or shewe? to ?
{and} so{m}me descendi? of ? e power of ? e doers as ? e man 5156
walkynge.
[Sidenote: _B. _ Then I did not go from the truth when I said that
some things referred to the Divine knowledge are necessary, while
considered in themselves they are not under the bond of
necessity. ]
? ? an seide I. no wronge ? at yif ? at ? ise
?
inges ben referred to ? e deuyne knowynge ? an ben ? ei
necessarie. {and} yif ? ei ben considered by he{m} selfe ? an
ben ? ei absolut from ? e bonde of necessite.
[Sidenote: In the same way everything that is an object of sense
is _general_ when considered in relation to reason--but particular
when considered by itself. ]
ry? t so [as] 5160
alle ? inges ? at appiere? or shewe? to ?
