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 1   I,  1    |         for the most part being able to demonstrate them in order
 2   I,  2    |     kinds of intellect: the one able to penetrate acutely and
 3   I,  2    |    precise intellect; the other able to comprehend a great number
 4   I,  35   |            35. We should not be able to say of a man, "He is
 5  II,  73(8)|         ii. "Happy is he who is able to know the causes of things." ~
 6  II,  139  |       is all that men have been able to discover to make themselves
 7  II,  139  |        no one had hitherto been able to solve. Many more expose
 8  II,  168  |       Diversion.—As men are not able to fight against death,
 9  II,  169  |        immortal; but, not being able to do so, it has occurred
10 III,  188  |       and discourse, we must be able to say to those who take
11 III,  233  |        Christians for not being able to give a reason for their
12   V,  304  |         rule, and not all being able to do so, but some being
13   V,  304  |        to do so, but some being able.~Let us, then, imagine we
14   V,  320  |        as the most virtuous and able? We at once come to blows,
15   V,  320  |        be the most virtuous and able. Let us then attach this
16   V,  327  |  natural ignorance and not been able to reach the other, have
17   V,  332  |       not esteem him; he is not able, therefore I will not fear
18  VI,  366  | judgement. If you wish it to be able to reach the truth, chase
19  VI,  416  |     that the one party has been able to say in proof of his greatness
20 VII,  427  |        true place without being able to find it again. He seeks
21 VII,  430  |         religions have not been able to do so. Let us see what
22 VII,  430  |        him. But he has not been able to sustain so great glory
23 VII,  435  |         religion alone has been able to cure these two vices,
24 VII,  444  |         what men have only been able to discover by their greatest
25 VIII,  556 |        feel myself sufficiently able to find in nature arguments
26   X,  674  |         that He indeed appeared able to give them those that
27   X,  674  |         of Abraham, that He was able to save, to send down bread
28  XI,  692  |       own part, I have not been able to attach myself to them,
29  XI,  712  |         which they shall not be able to escape."~Types.—Is. 5: "
30 XII,  768  |         Socrates, have not been able to persuade them.~
31 XIII,  842 |  miracles are true, shall we be able to persuade men of all doctrine?
32 XIII,  849 |       this they would have been able to disturb men.~And thus
33 XIV,  877  |        the opinion of the least able.~If men could have done
34 XIV,  888  |        we are so far from being able to conclude from the present