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1 15|     lest any man cheat you by philosophy and vain deceit, according
2 16|      By this figment of false philosophy and this shallow and fallacious
3 42|      other extreme, and their philosophy throwing doubt on everything
4 46|       away by a simulacrum of philosophy and dialectics. In their
5 47| exclude altogether the use of philosophy, if not of all rational
6 53|      who conceded too much to philosophy by attributing to it the
7 53|   chief office, therefore, of philosophy is to show us the reasonableness