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 1 2 |       this certitude by way of experience. Thus many have arguments
 2 2 |    argument is not enough, but experience is. ~
 3 3 |        if it is accompanied by experience, but not of the bare demonstration.
 4 3 |        and cause through their experience. And such are perfect in
 5 4 |       only know how to neglect experience. This is evident from examples.
 6 4 |         to prove everything by experience. ~
 7 5 |                                Experience is of two kinds. One is
 8 5 |      Natural History. And this experience is human and philosophical
 9 5 |   grace given to him, but such experience is not enough for man, because
10 6 |                  Of this inner experience there are seven degrees,
11 6 |      practice. And this is our experience, because a known truth draws
12 7 |      third degree of spiritual experience is the gift of the Holy
13 8 |      accordance with universal experience about figures and numbers,
14 8 |       all sciences and to this experience, because no science can
15 12| ourselves know through our own experience, which cannot be denied.