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 1   I,  9   |             perhaps arises from the fact that man naturally cannot
 2   I,  28  |           at a glance; based on the fact that there is no reason
 3  II,  72  |           and let him wonder at the fact that this vast circle is
 4  II,  72  |             not be astounded at the fact that our body, which a little
 5  II,  72  |           with presumption.~For, in fact, what is man in nature?
 6  II,  72  |            like, as ostentatious in fact, though not in appearance,
 7  II,  72  |            of knowing things is the fact that they are simple and
 8  II,  82  |            to deal; and thereby, in fact, they inspire respect. Soldiers
 9  II,  100 |           other than what we are in fact? One proof of this makes
10  II,  101 |             101. I set it down as a fact that if all men knew what
11  II,  106 |            is a singularly puzzling fact.~
12  II,  139 |          men arises from one single fact, that they cannot stay quietly
13  II,  139 |         after. Not that there is in fact any happiness in them, or
14  II,  139 |     incomprehensible. And it is, in fact, the greatest source of
15  II,  142 |         there is no blank in it. In fact, kings are surrounded with
16 III,  194 |          knowledge, that this is in fact the name which He gives
17 III,  194 |            of such persons that the fact would be surprising, if
18 III,  194 |            disingenuous and not, in fact, what they say. They are
19 III,  194 |           let them not disguise the fact; this avowal will not be
20 III,  233 |             gain, so far is it from fact that there is an infinite
21  IV,  243 |            243. It is an astounding fact that no canonical writer
22   V,  294 |                 We must not see the fact of usurpation; law was once
23   V,  304 |          part. Till now power makes fact; now power is sustained
24  VI,  353 |           the other extreme, and in fact it is ever at one point
25  VI,  374 |          life, not because it is in fact good to follow since it
26  VI,  386 |            to wake when we dread in fact to enter on such mishaps.
27  VI,  392 |              It is, then, a strange fact that we cannot define these
28  VI,  392 |             their view of this same fact by the same word, both saying
29 VII,  425 |        pleasure. Others, who are in fact nearer the truth, have considered
30 VII,  430 |              What religion will, in fact, teach us our good, our
31 VII,  430 |         overcome you by tyranny. In fact, I do not claim to give
32 VII,  434 |         time, we measure it; and in fact we act as if we were awake.
33 VII,  434 |              and I lay it down as a fact that there never has been
34 VII,  434 |          ignorant. Hear God.~For in fact, if man had never been corrupt,
35 VII,  434 |    transmission of sin, should be a fact without which we can have
36 VII,  467 |          and not of justice; and in fact his own was nonsense.~And
37 VII,  467 |        wrong to infer from this the fact that there were some Christians.~
38 VII,  481 |          stranger who is so, but in fact by seeing a father or a
39 VII,  483 |            its being; perceiving in fact that it is not a body, and
40  IX,  589 |                         589. On the fact that the Christian religion
41  IX,  599 |        Apostles ordered reading.~In fact, the two are so opposed
42  IX,  612 | incomparable, and altogether divine fact that this religion, which
43  IX,  613 |             thousand years. But the fact that this religion has always
44  IX,  616 |            upon the earth; that, in fact, it has always endured;
45  IX,  617 |               618. This is positive fact. While all philosophers
46  IX,  617 |       always exist on the earth. In fact, all other seas come to
47  IX,  618 |            this is what I find as a fact.~I do not here speak of
48  IX,  619 |           within human knowledge, a fact which seems to me to inspire
49  IX,  621 |           men might thereby learn a fact so necessary to know, and
50   X,  689 |        saying of this kind would in fact determine all the rest,
51  XI,  709 |           to these prophecies, this fact would have infinite weight.~
52  XI,  710 |           he had been its ruler. In fact he declared that God was
53 XII,  744 |      believing seek a reason in the fact that the Jews do not believe. "
54 XII,  748 |           destroyed for resisting a fact so clear?"~I reply: in the
55 XII,  759 |         prophecies.~By means of the fact that this people have not
56 XII,  786 |                         787. On the fact that neither Josephus, nor
57 XII,  794 |       convince us. But by this very fact we convince them; since
58 XIII,  817|           etc. This arises from the fact that the human mind, finding
59 XIII,  833|             miracles, follow Him in fact only because He comforts