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 1 4 |    there arose new and serious difficulties and questions, from the
 2 10|      by all, regardless of the difficulties which, as in all human affairs,
 3 20|    fully realized owing to the difficulties of the times and other obstacles,
 4 32|        or texts, which contain difficulties brought to light only in
 5 33|   indeed new questions and new difficulties are multiplied, so, by God'
 6 39|    ancients can be solved many difficulties, which are raised against
 7 42|       have proved equal to the difficulties, either raised by new explorations
 8 43| Letters, in no way deterred by difficulties and obstacles of all kinds,
 9 44|      will be surprised, if all difficulties are not yet solved and overcome;
10 45|     their time viz: God wished difficulties to be scattered through