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1    I, 1 |        CULPABLE IGNORANCE.~ONE proof of that ignorance of yours,
2    I, 3 |     which are not submitted to proof, and, lest they should be
3    I, 7 |     then the exhibition of the proof; first the hearsay, then
4    I, 10|        which are at once their proof and plot for executing your
5   II, 4 |      this is the case, a plain proof is afforded in the fact
6   II, 4 |  difference between an obscure proof and a manifest one. Now,
7   II, 4 | conjectural speculations? What proof is afforded to us, notwithstanding
8   II, 5 |       opinion, which has clear proof of being derived from men'
9   II, 6 |        OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES, PROOF THAT THEY ARE NOT DIVINE.