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1  II,  128 |     enjoys himself in play for five or six days, he is miserable
2  II,  148 |        vain that the esteem of five or six neighbours delights
3 VIII,  572| clearly, the manner obscurely. Five typical proofs.~1600 prophets.~
4  IX,  594 |      historians of Mexico, the five suns, of which the last
5 XIII,  830|                       831. The five propositions were ambiguous;
6 XIII,  833|     not there believe that the five propositions are in Jansenius.
7 XIII,  849|                       850. The five propositions condemned,