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 1  II,  80  |   difficult. There is never this contradiction in the feelings towards
 2  II,  157 |                             157. Contradiction: contempt for our existence,
 3  VI,  361 | nascentibus bonis. 48 There is a contradiction, for in the end they advise
 4  VI,  377 |       only falsehood, duplicity, contradiction; we both conceal and disguise
 5  VI,  384 |                             384. Contradiction is a bad sign of truth;
 6  VI,  384 |     which are false pass without contradiction. Contradiction is not a
 7  VI,  384 |      pass without contradiction. Contradiction is not a sign of falsity,
 8  VI,  384 |         falsity, nor the want of contradiction a sign of truth.~
 9  VI,  405 |                             405. Contradiction.—Pride counterbalancing
10 VII,  434 |    monster, what a chaos, what a contradiction, what a prodigy! Judge of
11   X,  658 |       there is a plain and gross contradiction. Therefore they meant something
12   X,  674 |        God find Him, without any contradiction, with the command to love
13   X,  683 |                             684. Contradiction.—We can only describe a
14 XII,  775 |     plant division. There is not contradiction.~
15 XIII,  828|         on account of a supposed contradiction, which is unreal, are not
16 XIII,  842|         is true, but contains no contradiction.~For we must distinguish
17 XIV,  901 |         own ungodliness certain.~Contradiction has always been permitted,