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 1   I,  16  |      to reflection upon it.~It consists, then, in a correspondence
 2   I,  32  |      of grace and beauty which consists in a certain relation between
 3   I,  33  |       mathematics, and that it consists in proofs, and what is the
 4   I,  33  |       of medicine, and that it consists in healing. But we do not
 5   I,  33  |      do not know in what grace consists, which is the object of
 6   I,  33  |        after this model, which consists in saying little things
 7   I,  33  | because we know better wherein consists the charm of woman than
 8  II,  73  |        that the sovereign good consists in virtue, another in pleasure,
 9  II,  129 |                129. Our nature consists in motion; complete rest
10  II,  139 |      that happiness in reality consists only in rest and not in
11  IV,  269 |     the use of reason in which consists true Christianity.~
12  IV,  283 |    Saint Augustine. This order consists chiefly in digressions on
13   V,  332 |                   332. Tyranny consists in the desire of universal
14  VI,  347 |       of this.~All our dignity consists, then, in thought. By it
15  VI,  365 |         All the dignity of man consists in thought. Thought is,
16  VI,  378 |    greatness of the human soul consists in knowing how to preserve
17  VI,  378 |   consisting in leaving it, it consists in not leaving it.~
18  VI,  392 |     the sceptical crowd, which consists in this doubtful ambiguity
19  VI,  400 |       all the happiness of men consists in this esteem.~
20 VII,  463 |      if their whole perfection consists only in making men—but without
21 VII,  469 |     not have been; for the Ego consists in my thoughts. Therefore
22 VII,  470 |   imagine that this conversion consists in a worship of God which
23 VII,  470 |      themselves. True religion consists in annihilating self before
24 VII,  470 |        but His displeasure. It consists in knowing that there is
25 VII,  523 |                 523. All faith consists in Jesus Christ and in Adam,
26 VIII,  556|         The Christian religion consists in two points. It is of
27 VIII,  556|       it. They imagine that it consists simply in the worship of
28 VIII,  556|       religion, which properly consists in the mystery of the Redeemer,
29 VIII,  556|    this; it is in this that it consists.~Let us herein examine the
30  IX,  612 |  always existed on earth which consists in believing that man has