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1    I, 5 |    Not even the sky itself is clear with so perfect a serenity
2   II, 4 |     visible to any one, it is clear that that word must have
3   II, 4 |         for this amounts to a clear statement of the difference
4   II, 5 | reasonable opinion, which has clear proof of being derived from
5   II, 6 |      undergo change, and give clear evidence of the fact. The
6   II, 7 |    were only human beings, is clear from the fact that you do
7   II, 8 |     Asculum? And who have any clear notions of Nortia of Vulsinii?
8   II, 8 |      there may rather be seen clear proofs of its own character
9   II, 12|    Since, therefore, there is clear evidence that Saturn once