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 1  II,  72 |        sphere, ever drifting in uncertainty, driven from end to end.
 2 III,  194|     state, full of weakness and uncertainty. And from all this I conclude
 3 III,  233|       of what is staked and the uncertainty of what will be gained,
 4 III,  233|   stakes a certainty to gain an uncertainty, and yet he stakes a finite
 5 III,  233|      certainty to gain a finite uncertainty, without transgressing against
 6 III,  233|        certainty staked and the uncertainty of the gain; that is untrue.
 7 III,  233|      certainty of loss. But the uncertainty of the gain is proportioned
 8 III,  233|       the stake is equal to the uncertainty of the gain, so far is it
 9 III,  234|         many things we do on an uncertainty, sea voyages, battles! I
10 III,  234|         to-morrow, and so on an uncertainty, we act reasonably; for
11 III,  234|         we ought to work for an uncertainty according to the doctrine
12 III,  234|        seen that we work for an uncertainty, on sea, in battle, etc.
13  IV,  282|        not, as they affirm, the uncertainty of all our knowledge. For
14 VII,  434| sceptics set up in one word the uncertainty of our origin, which includes
15 VII,  434|  depositary of truth, a sink of uncertainty and error; the pride and
16 VII,  437|      find within ourselves only uncertainty.~We seek happiness, and
17 VII,  483|        and is astonished in the uncertainty of its being; perceiving
18 VII,  518|        pain of purgatory is the uncertainty of the judgement. Deus absconditus. 86 ~
19 XIV,  901|       for controversy indicates uncertainty (Saint Athanasius, Saint