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 1   I,  14  |         feel it, for he has not shown us his own riches, but ours.
 2 III,  194 |         However, experience has shown me so great a number of
 3 III,  195 |         stupidity, by having it shown to them, so that they may
 4 III,  233 |     nature. Now, I have already shown that we may well know the
 5   V,  325 |      valueless; and this can be shown of all, looked at from a
 6   V,  328 |         and con.~We have, then, shown that man is foolish, by
 7   V,  328 |         destroyed. We have next shown that all these opinions
 8  VI,  423 |        Contraries. After having shown the vileness and the greatness
 9 VII,  440 |         corruption of reason is shown by the existence of so many
10 VII,  462 |    amusement. Philosophers have shown the vanity of all this and
11 VIII,  571|   rejected. Therefore they have shown it was He by rejecting Him,
12   X,  641 |         Apostles have given, is shown by the following proofs:~
13   X,  642 |         them, etc. God has then shown the power which He has of
14   X,  642 | blessings, by that which He has shown Himself to have over things
15   X,  673 |      the pattern which has been shown thee on the mount." On which
16   X,  674 |         Red Sea.~God has, then, shown by the deliverance from
17   X,  682 |       temple. The prophets have shown that all these must be spiritual.~
18   X,  690 |         one having sufficiently shown that he is incapable of
19 XII,  762 |    testing if He were God, have shown that He was man.~