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 1   I,  26  |        and thus those who, after having painted it, add something
 2  II,  72  |     based on others which, again having others for their support,
 3  II,  73  |   therefore conclude, and, after having examined her powers in their
 4  II,  80  |          make a true choice. So, having assurance only because we
 5  II,  82  |         be venerable enough. But having only imaginary knowledge,
 6  II,  143 |           And this is why, after having given them so much business,
 7  II,  150 |        want to have the glory of having written well; and those
 8  II,  150 |      read it desire the glory of having read it. I who write this
 9  II,  176 |       this small piece of gravel having formed there, he is dead,
10 III,  194 |         this religion boasted of having a clear view of God, and
11 III,  194 |        After that, they boast of having made vain search in books
12 III,  194 |         they are troubled at not having more light, let them not
13 III,  195 |   extravagance and stupidity, by having it shown to them, so that
14 III,  200 |       sentence be pronounced and having only one hour to learn it,
15 III,  233 |         incomprehensible, since, having neither parts nor limits,
16 III,  233 |         No, but I blame them for having made, not this choice, but
17 III,  233 |           taking the holy water, having masses said, etc. Even this
18  IV,  252 |         wanders, through want of having all its principles present.
19  IV,  257 |    persons; those who serve God, having found Him; others who are
20  IV,  257 |     occupied in seeking Him, not having found Him; while the remainder
21  IV,  257 |          seeking Him and without having found Him. The first are
22  IV,  286 |        Those who believe without having read the Testaments, do
23  IV,  287 |        prove it himself.~For God having said in His prophecies (
24  IV,  288 |          give Him thanks for not having revealed so much of Himself;
25  IV,  288 |          give Him thanks for not having revealed Himself to haughty
26  IV,  289 |  religion, by its establishment, having established itself so strongly,
27   V,  324 |     opinions, for example:~1. In having preferred diversion and
28   V,  324 |       these do not fathom.~2. In having distinguished men by external
29   V,  327 |        by great intellects, who, having run through all that men
30  VI,  381 |         s work immediately after having done it, one is entirely
31  VI,  393 |         people in the world who, having renounced all the laws of
32  VI,  403 |         the greatness of man, in having extracted so fair an order
33  VI,  409 |   everybody thought him happy in having been consul, because the
34  VI,  409 |           Who is unhappy at only having one mouth? And who is not
35  VI,  409 |        And who is not unhappy at having only one eye? Probably no
36  VI,  409 |         ventured to mourn at not having three eyes. But any one
37  VI,  409 |       any one is inconsolable at having none.~
38  VI,  412 |   passions without reason...~But having both, he cannot be without
39  VI,  423 |           423. Contraries. After having shown the vileness and the
40 VII,  430 | Port-Royal. The beginning, after having explained the incomprehensibility.—
41 VII,  433 |                       433. After having understood the whole nature
42 VII,  434 |     proof of their truth; since, having no certainty, apart from
43 VII,  458 |      rise before the light, but, having rested in peace, stretch
44 VII,  476 |     shame for its past life, for having been useless to the body
45 VII,  482 |               482. Morality.—God having made the heavens and the
46 VII,  482 |          universal soul. But if, having received intelligence, they
47 VII,  483 |         centre and body. But not having in itself a principle of
48 VII,  486 | innocence consisted in using and having dominion over the creatures,
49 VII,  513 |        absurd; for since, though having faith, we cannot have virtues,
50 VII,  525 |        but from grace, and after having passed through humiliation.~
51 VII,  553 |        with entire indifference, having so little compassion that
52 VIII,  571|         rejected Him, both facts having been foretold.~Wherefore
53 VIII,  576|          to enlighten.—The event having proved the divinity of these
54 VIII,  587|          great in science, after having displayed all her miracles
55  IX,  595 |    should have been very strong, having only their own force. What
56  IX,  618 |        the sole reason that none having more marks of truth than
57  IX,  618 |          law which they boast of having obtained from God, and I
58  IX,  619 |    legislators, Greek and Roman, having had some knowledge of it,
59   X,  669 |         of His coming.~The world having grown old in these carnal
60   X,  669 |        heaven, etc.~But God, not having desired to reveal these
61   X,  669 |        were unworthy of them and having, nevertheless, desired to
62   X,  690 |       and not the other; the one having sufficiently shown that
63  XI,  692 |        wretched and lost beings, having looked around them and seen
64  XI,  693 |          has done it?~Whosoever, having only a week to live, will
65  XI,  710 |         the Sanhedrin and which, having been instituted by Moses,
66  XI,  721 |         etc.~Daniel 8:8. "Daniel having seen the combat of the ram
67  XI,  721 |         has made a covenant. For having renewed the league with
68  XI,  725 |          Amos viii. The prophet, having enumerated the sins of Israel,
69  XI,  725 |         my people."~Daniel 12:7. Having described all the extent
70 XII,  736 |        arms to my Redeemer, who, having been foretold for four thousand
71 XII,  737 |              738. The prophecies having given different signs which
72 XII,  745 |       striking miracles, and so, having had the great miracles of
73 XII,  765 |      law-giver, afflicted, poor, having to create a people whom
74 XII,  765 |          Himself the sacrificer, having to offer Himself, His body,
75 XIII,  816|        or restore youth to them.—Having considered how it happens
76 XIII,  816|    believed those who boasted of having remedies; in the same way
77 XIII,  817|                             818. Having considered how it comes
78 XIII,  850|          God, or even without it having been foretold that such
79 XIV,  868 |      directs His Church well, by having sent him before with authority.~
80 XIV,  871 |       else is recognised by all, having power to insinuate himself
81 XIV,  874 |       the Pope be dishonoured by having his knowledge from God and
82 XIV,  885 |      Israelites were so far from having the right to say to him, "
83 XIV,  908 |         doubly culpable, both in having followed ways which they
84 XIV,  908 |        not have followed, and in having listened to teachers to
85 XIV,  916 |       surest way. (Saint Theresa having always followed her confessor.)~
86 XIV,  919 |         of certitude; for, after having established that all their
87 XIV,  920 |           out of His compassion, having no regard to the evil which
88 XIV,  920 |         evil which is in me, and having regard to the good which