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 1  II,  82  |  reason to believe, doubt, and deny; she blunts the senses,
 2 III,  229 |        But, seeing too much to deny and too little to be sure,
 3  IV,  260 |        must either believe, or deny, or doubt. Shall we then
 4  IV,  260 |       whereby to judge men?~To deny, to believe, and to doubt
 5  IV,  261 | disputed, and that a multitude deny it. And so their error arises
 6  VI,  391 |       Great words: Religion, I deny it.~Conversation.—Scepticism
 7 XII,  760 |       Him and in continuing to deny Him, they have fulfilled
 8 XIII,  834|    excluding those who did not deny God.~So soon, then, as we
 9 XIII,  838|     very easy to do: those who deny neither God nor Jesus Christ
10 XIII,  843|     and miracles. The heretics deny them, or deny the conclusions
11 XIII,  843|     The heretics deny them, or deny the conclusions to be drawn
12 XIII,  843|       no sincerity in order to deny them, or again to lose one'
13 XIII,  843|       one's senses in order to deny the conclusions to be drawn
14 XIV,  861 |        are Catholics. But they deny that He is God; in this
15 XIV,  861 |  heretics. They allege that we deny His humanity; in this they
16 XIV,  861 |       assert it. Finally, they deny the presence; and in this