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1   4,    1    |      benevolent is unfounded. In reality, there are few among the
2   4,    3    |         and indefinitely mutable reality.~With a magnifying glass
3   4,    3    |          in Saint Thomas. But in reality nothing of the Thomist remains.
4   4,    3    | interlocution "argument," but in reality they have nothing in common
5   4,    3    |          seen inside out.~But in reality it is easy to see that fascinated
6   4,    3    |        Hegelianism, that view of reality which he formerly regarded
7   4      (25)|       exist in appearance but in reality become reduced to mere forms
8 End      (26)|         Apostles (Acts 5:29).~In reality, however, we deny that the
9 App2         |       discomfiture, the world of reality from which he had escaped