Part, Question

1   1, 64|      be considered before its adhesion, it can freely ~adhere either
2   1, 65|      be considered before its adhesion, it can freely ~adhere either
3   2, 67|       the other, so that ~our adhesion is not firm: to science
4   2, 67|     is essential to have firm adhesion with intellectual vision,
5   2, 67|      opinion in so far as its adhesion is firm, but ~falls short
6   2, 73| because it is of the greatest adhesion, and man can with difficulty
7   2, 2 |        to Which man gives his adhesion, so ~as to assent to Its
8   2, 4 |    truth, ~wherefore the firm adhesion of the intellect to the
9   2, 4 |     in regard to more certain adhesion: because the whole certitude