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Things divinity often describes (“divinity ________”)
degree, school, students, student, course, degrees, schools, lectures, professors, professor, college, chair, examination, faculty, lessons, classes, lecture, factor, present, lecturer, address, passions, circuit, resident, incarnate, bodily, class, calf, professorship, face, teaching, hall, program, disputations, prize, latent, exam, fudge, edges, fathers, papers, schoole, hath, adieu, lectureship, curriculum, breaks, doth, ministers, tutor, humanity, chapel, paper, theologians, notice, chairs, lesson, disputation, session, accomplice, supreme, reader, reading, delights, telegraphs, prances, proceeding, bindings, teacher, shapes
How divinity often is described (“________ divinity”)
own, true, female, practical, essential, full, controversial, chief, real, male, only, local, scholastic, proper, highest, personal, particular, ancient, powerful, eternal, inner, polemical, inherent, absolute, potential, pure, principal, innate, christian, systematic, greek, solar, feminine, pagan, transcendent, hidden, immanent, egyptian, roman, mysterious, perfect, false, universal, invisible, sound, popular, quasi, abstract, infinite, sole, exclusive, strange, heathen, semi, beneficent, metaphysical, unique, buddhist, mystical, unknown, minor, anthropomorphic, creative, casuistical, hindu, tutelar, imperial
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