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 1 Pro |          Being convinced that the human intellect makes its own
 2 Pro |         that the entire fabric of human reason which we employ in
 3 Pro |           sciences, arts, and all human knowledge, raised upon the
 4 Pro |        which is alone open to the human mind. For better it is to
 5 Pro |         toward the benefit of the human race. Certain it is that
 6 Pre |        way must be opened for the human understanding entirely different
 7 Pre |       augmentations worthy of the human race, insomuch that many
 8 Pre |       causes, the weakness of the human mind; wherein nevertheless
 9 Pre |    excellently perceived that the human intellect left to its own
10 Pre |        universe to the eye of the human understanding is framed
11 Pre |        use and application of the human mind and intellect be introduced.~
12 Pre |     legitimate humiliation of the human spirit. For all those who
13 Pre |  confusion all the affairs of the human family.~Wherefore, seeing
14 Pre |     through my hands to endow the human family with new mercies.
15 Pre |          humbly pray, that things human may not interfere with things
16 Pre |         and goodness to admit the human spirit for his playfellow
17 Pre |          sect or doctrine, but of human utility and power. Next,
18 Pre | arrogantly in the little cells of human wit, but with reverence
19 Pre |    inasmuch as all that premature human reasoning which anticipates
20 Plan|           the knowledge which the human race at present possesses.
21 Plan|           and more perfect use of human reason in the inquisition
22 Plan|   sufficient of themselves if the human intellect were even and
23 Plan|   admiring and almost adoring the human mind, this is certain: that
24 Plan|         refutation of the natural human reason. The explanation
25 Plan|   unimportant: the fortune of the human race will give the issue,
26 Plan|      business and fortunes of the human race, and all power of operation.
27 Plan|        And so those twin objects, human knowledge and human power,
28 Plan|      objects, human knowledge and human power, do really meet in
29 Plan|       wilt vouchsafe to endow the human family with new mercies.~