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 1   I,  1   |         are explained to them by means of definitions and axioms;
 2  II,  98  |          all men deliberating on means alone, and not on the end.
 3  II,  102 |     vices only lay hold of us by means of others, and these, like
 4  II,  104 | something else to do and by this means remember our duty.~
 5  II,  171 |          us to seek a more solid means of escaping from it. But
 6  II,  172 |          and the present are our means; the future alone is our
 7 III,  233 |          But, still, is there no means of seeing the faces of the
 8  IV       |               SECTION IV: OF THE MEANS OF BELIEF ~
 9   V,  317 |                   317. Deference means, "Put yourself to inconvenience."
10   V,  319 |      contest the matter. By this means we are at peace, which is
11   V,  325 |        what is accepted. By this means we would never depart from
12 VII,  425 |    exception. Whatever different means they employ, they all tend
13 VII,  430 |        these infirmities and the means of obtaining these remedies.
14 VII,  430 |       which can cure it, and the means of obtaining these remedies?~
15 VII,  435 |        expelling the one through means of the other according to
16 VII,  446 |           speaking of the enemy, means the evil leaven; and that,
17 VII,  454 |         have not found any other means of satisfying lust without
18 VII,  550 |       because they afford me the means of helping the very poor.
19 VIII,  556|         to form for themselves a means of knowing God and serving
20 VIII,  560|       this is useless to us as a means of escape from it; and all
21 VIII,  564|     malice of heart. And by this means there is sufficient evidence
22  IX,  621 |       only be known through that means.~
23   X,  653 |          He is powerful; nor the means from the effect, for He
24   X,  662 |       very contrary. And by this means they had the two qualities
25   X,  665 |         and the New contains the means of arriving at it. The types
26   X,  665 |       The types were of joy; the means of penitence; and nevertheless
27   X,  686 |          manner of men; and this means nothing else but that the
28  XI,  692 |          where he is and without means of escape. And thereupon
29  XI,  721 |          of the kingdom," (which means the people), "but within
30 XII,  757 |         manner in types.~By this means, the wicked, taking the
31 XII,  759 |    accomplish the prophecies.~By means of the fact that this people
32 XII,  794 |   confused; and we would have no means of convincing unbelievers.
33 XIII,  803|         the natural power of the means which are employed for it;
34 XIII,  803|         the natural power of the means which are employed for it.
35 XIV,  881 |          of imposing upon him by means of calumny.~