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 1 5 |                5. For the same reason there is no conceivable
 2 26|        which resembles [imite] reason, but which is to be distinguished
 3 29|      mere animals and gives us Reason and the sciences, raising
 4 32|         And that of sufficient reason, in virtue of which we hold
 5 32|   unless there be a sufficient reason, why it should be so and
 6 33|        truth is necessary, its reason can be found by analysis,
 7 36|      must also be a sufficient reason for contingent truths or
 8 37|  similar analysis to yield its reason, we are no further forward:
 9 37|        the sufficient or final reason must be outside of the sequence
10 38|             38. Thus the final reason of things must be in a necessary
11 39|      substance is a sufficient reason of all this variety of particulars,
12 45|      their final or sufficient reason only in the necessary Being,
13 45| necessary Being, which has the reason of its existence in itself.~
14 53|     there must be a sufficient reason for the choice of God, which
15 54|                   54. And this reason can be found only in the
16 59|      he was unable to give any reason which could show the impossibility
17 82|      are raised to the rank of reason and to the prerogative of