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1 I, 1 | arrangement. They are scarcely seen; they are felt rather than
2 I, 1 | they are felt rather than seen; there is the greatest difficulty
3 I, 1 | conceptual, which they have never seen in the world and which are
4 I, 11 | the same effects which are seen so well represented; and,
5 I, 11 | sacrifices which we have seen so well represented in the
6 II, 82 | work all day for pleasures seen to be imaginary; and, after
7 II, 90(17) | event such as one has never seen before passes for a prodigy." ~
8 II, 92 | natural principles. This is seen in experience; and if there
9 II, 167 | established all this: as men have seen this, they have taken up
10 III, 223 | it? And if they had never seen any species of animals,
11 III, 234 | above.~Saint Augustine has seen that we work for an uncertainty,
12 III, 234 | battle, etc. But he has not seen the doctrine of chance which
13 III, 234 | should do so. Montaigne has seen that we are shocked at a
14 III, 234 | all-powerful; but he has not seen the reason of this effect.~
15 III, 234 | All these persons have seen the effects, but they have
16 III, 234 | effects, but they have not seen the causes. They are, in
17 III, 234 | although these effects are seen by the mind, this mind is,
18 III, 235(29)| They have seen the thing; they have not
19 III, 235(29)| the thing; they have not seen the cause." St. Augustine,
20 IV, 247 | use of seeking? Nothing is seen." Then to reply to him, "
21 IV, 252 | it when once the mind has seen where the truth is, in order
22 IV, 252 | it is sufficient to have seen once in a lifetime, and
23 IV, 255 | Eucharist, because it is not seen.~Superstition to believe
24 IV, 263 | does not see one. Reasons, seen from afar, appear to limit
25 V, 294 | unchanging justice. We would have seen it set up in all the States
26 V, 308 | countenance, when sometimes seen alone without these accompaniments,
27 V, 319 | have only one. This can be seen; we have only to count.
28 V, 333 | 333. Have you never seen people who, in order to
29 VI, 375 | and then others. I have seen changes in all nations and
30 VI, 381 | of it. So with pictures seen from too far or too near;
31 VI, 386 | is diversified, what is seen in them affects us much
32 VI, 399(63)| I am the man that hath seen." ~
33 VII, 466 | 466. Had Epictetus seen the way perfectly, he would
34 VII, 470 | 470. "Had I seen a miracle," say men, "I
35 VII, 514 | Therefore, those whom we have seen possessed for some time
36 VII, 550 | and whether I am alone, or seen of men, I do all my actions
37 VII, 552 | Jesus Christ was dead, but seen on the Cross. He was dead,
38 VIII, 556 | the Christians. They have seen by the light of nature that
39 IX, 607 | misunderstand it. It is to be seen in the Holy Bible, and in
40 X, 643 | fall. When those who had seen Adam were no longer in the
41 X, 661 | before Abraham, who had seen Him. They did not believe
42 XI, 692 | having looked around them and seen some pleasing objects, have
43 XI, 712 | their commands.~"Thou hast seen all this; and will not ye
44 XI, 712 | heard my fame, neither have seen my glory. And they shall
45 XI, 721 | of gold which thou hast seen. But after thee shall arise
46 XI, 721 | Daniel 8:8. "Daniel having seen the combat of the ram and
47 XI, 721 | even Gabriel, whom I had seen in the vision at the beginning,
48 XII, 792 | not in keeping. They are seen, not by the eye, but by
49 XII, 792 | anything from them. They are seen of God and the angels, and
50 XIII, 807 | culpable, if they had not seen the miracles. Nisi fecissem...
51 XIII, 816 | who say that they have seen miracles, and do not believe
52 XIII, 843 | miracles which he says he has seen; for the folly of men goes
53 XIII, 843 | for those which they have seen.~
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