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 1        1, LIX   |    on the occasion of other important events, there arises a comet
 2        2, XXVIII| appear hastily to assume so important a position on small grounds,
 3        3, XII   |  principle involved was not important and beneficial to human
 4        3, LXVII |    subjects so numerous and important, that it is difficult even
 5        4, XLIV  |     to present to view more important truths, which are but obscurely
 6        4, LII   |   to be despised, the least important, such as might contribute,
 7        4, LIV   |     no opinion at all on so important a doctrine, since he did
 8        4, LXII  | variously discussed in many important treatises, and which have
 9        6, XLI   |   since it is only the more important matters which we have to
10        7, XLV   |  men of old made known many important truths. But if you cannot
11        7, LI    |  men of old made known many important truths." But he does not
12        8, XIII  |   have occurred to us on so important a subject. But as he reckons