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1 32|      reasons usually cannot be known by us. (Theod. 44, 196.)~
2 45|   sufficient of itself to make known the existence of God a priori.
3 52|       that which is distinctly known in another. (Theod. 66.)~
4 55|     the best that wisdom makes known to God is due to this, that
5 74|     but nowadays it has become known, through careful studies
6 80| because in his time it was not known that there is a law of nature
7 86|     greatness and His goodness known and admired by spirits [