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1696.  Payne, Lett. to Bp. of R—, 15. The Father is the only self-existent, unoriginated Being.

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1712.  S. Clarke, Script. Doct. Holy Trinity, II. 243. The Father (or First Person) Alone is Self-existent, Underived, Unoriginated, Independent.

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1797.  Encycl. Brit. (ed. 3), X. 730. Any two unoriginated powers acting upon one another at right angles.

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1838.  Mrs. Browning, Measure, i. God, the Creator, with a pulseless hand of unoriginated power, hath weighed The dust of earth.

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1867.  H. Macmillan, Bible Teach., i. (1870), 16. The force of gravitation, which is not a mere mechanical agency, unoriginated and uncontrolled.

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  Hence Unoriginatedness.

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1862.  F. Hall, Hindu Philos. Syst., 160. The unoriginatedness of souls.

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