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1 I    | Inasmuch as when we investigate matters of such importance we are
2 I    |    ability to investigate these matters. And, still more marvellous,
3 II   |       their speculations on the matters under investigation and
4 XIV  |       they treat less important matters, believe them in things
5 XVIII|       truth in describing minor matters cannot help believing them
6 XX   |         treating such important matters, we would have withstood
7 XXIII|   despair of understanding such matters, inasmuch as the knowledge
8 XXIII|       the most learned in these matters cannot show beforehand what