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CONTENTS.
PART FIRST.
Love is the life of Man
(n. 1).
God alone, consequently the Lord, is Love itself, because He is Life itself, and angels and men are recipients of life
(n. 4).
The Divine is not in space
(n. 7).
God is Very Man
(n. 11).
In God-Man
Esse
and
Existere
are one distinctly
(n. 14).
In God-Man infinite things are one distinctly
(n. 17).
There is one God-Man, from whom all things come
(n. 23).
The Divine Essence itself is Love and Wisdom
(n. 28).
Divine Love is of Divine Wisdom, and Divine Wisdom is of Divine Love
(n. 34).
Divine Love and Divine Wisdom are substance and are form
(n. 40.)
Divine Love and Divine Wisdom are substance and form in itself, thus the Very and the Only
(n. 44).
Divine Love and Divine Wisdom must necessarily have being
[
esse
]
and have form
[
existere
]
in others created by itself
(n. 47).
All things in the universe are creations from the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom of God-Man
(n. 52).
All things in the created universe are recipients of the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom of God-Man
(n. 55).
All created things have relation in a kind of image to man
(n. 61).
The uses of all created things ascend by degrees from last things to man, and through man to God the Creator, from whom they are
(n. 65).
The Divine, apart from space, fills all spaces of the universe
(n. 69).
The divine is in all time, apart from time
(n.73).
The divine in things greatest and least is the same
(n. 77).