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1        1|    For if they mean that the ignorance of a second cause doth make
2        4|   upon in such times of deep ignorance, etc.~THE IMPEDIMENTS OF
3        8| BETTER THAN I. In taxing his ignorance in his art he represented
4       18|   covering and palliating of ignorance, and the gracing and overvaluing
5       18|   men have used to discharge ignorance with credit, in defining
6       18|     or free confessing their ignorance or doubts, except it be
7       25| devotion upon simplicity and ignorance, as ascribing ordinary effects