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 1     II,  XV   |    Eternity, and sticks not to ascribe infinity to duration; but
 2     II,  XXIII|      that by impulse, which we ascribe to body. Constant experience
 3     II,  XXIII|   degrees or extent wherein we ascribe existence, power, wisdom,
 4     IV,  III  |   ideas we have, we cannot but ascribe them to the arbitrary will
 5     IV,  X    |  attributes, which we ought to ascribe to this eternal Being. If,
 6     IV,  X    |    rest of matter, they cannot ascribe that pre-eminency to it
 7     IV,  X    | whereof is incogitative, is to ascribe all the wisdom and knowledge
 8     IV,  XVII |   which they have been wont to ascribe to anything is not allowed,
 9     IV,  XVII |       is, that they should not ascribe more to these forms than
10     IV,  XVIII|       I think, in good measure ascribe those absurdities that fill