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                Against the second conclusion and its corollaries: 
                if eternal measure were proper intrinsically to any divine operation, 
                it follows that divine doing <!-- doing/action/facere --> would be eternal. 
                The consequent does not seem true, 
                but the consequence appears 
                because then when the divine willing is eternal and the divine willing is doing, 
                it follows that the divine doing is eternal, 
                and thus all things would be made from this eternality.
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