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 1   Read        |        some others have done, a title I have no right to.~There
 2      I,  I    |     think have the most allowed title to innate. These have so
 3      I,  II   |      are further removed from a title to be innate; and the doubt
 4      I,  II   |       many which have as good a title as this to be received for
 5      I,  III  |        am sure it has as good a title as any to be thought so;
 6    III,  VII  |        of, it would deserve the title of discretive, which grammarians
 7     IV,  VII  |       general only have had the title of maxims.~12. Maxims, if
 8     IV,  XVIII|        I think, can, under that title, shake or overrule plain
 9     IV,  XVIII|         under that or any other title whatsoever. For faith can
10     IV,  XIX  |      and who then has so good a title to expect it as those who
11     IV,  XIX  | contrary opinions have the same title to be inspirations; and
12     IV,  XIX  |    proposition which under that title we take for inspired, be