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                Aliter potest dici quod Deus, 
                licet proprie non 
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                    sit in tempore et personae 
                    quia non variatur secundum tempus per accidens, 
                    tamen est in tempore quia est quando tempus est
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                    <name>Aegidius Romanus</name>,
                    <title>Sent.</title>
                    I, d. 8, par. 1, prin. 2, q. 2, a. 4 
                    (Venice 1521, 50rb).
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                </cit>, 
                ideo verba praeteriti et futuri 
                temporis de Deo dici possunt. 
                Haec responsio trahitur ex dictis 
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                  <name xml:id="pg-b1q10-Nd1e1385" ref="#GilesOfRome">Aegidi</name>, 
                  libro primo, 
                  distinctione hac, 
                  parte tertia, 
                  quaestione quarta
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