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 1 I  |     histories, if they do not wholly misrepresent matters, or
 2 I  |     of Lower Brittany, and be wholly ignorant of the rules of
 3 II | resolve at once to sweep them wholly away, that I might afterwards
 4 II |   basing them on a foundation wholly my own. ~And although my
 5 III|   anything on earth which was wholly superior to change, and
 6 III|   occupied my mind that I was wholly indifferent to every other
 7 IV |   aught in my belief that was wholly indubitable. ~Accordingly,
 8 IV |      which I am what I am, is wholly distinct from the body,
 9 IV | consequently my being was not wholly perfect (for I clearly saw
10 IV |   other natures that were not wholly perfect, their existence
11 IV |   confused because we are not wholly perfect. ~And it is evident
12 IV |       not be that God, who is wholly perfect and veracious, should
13 V  |     stars, since light almost wholly proceeds from them; on the
14 V  |    God formed the body of man wholly like to one of ours, as
15 V  |    void of reason may be said wholly to resemble us; but among
16 V  |       brutes were of a nature wholly different from ours. ~And
17 V  |       the soul is of a nature wholly independent of the body,
18 VI |  opinions which are truly and wholly mine, I offer no apology