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 1  II,  72 |           appear to him a point in comparison with the vast circle described
 2  II,  72 |           but a very fine point in comparison with that described by the
 3  II,  72 |           we only produce atoms in comparison with the reality of things.
 4  II,  72 |         man consider what he is in comparison with all existence; let
 5  II,  72 |            in nature? A Nothing in comparison with the Infinite, an All
 6  II,  72 |            the Infinite, an All in comparison with the Nothing, a mean
 7  II,  72 |         lasts ten years longer?~In comparison with these Infinites, all
 8  II,  72 |          than on another. The only comparison which we make of ourselves
 9  II,  72 |           immobility of nature, in comparison with the continual change
10 III,  234|           the causes. They are, in comparison with those who have discovered
11 III,  234|          who have only eyes are in comparison with those who have intellect.
12 III,  234|         the mind, this mind is, in comparison with the mind which sees
13 III,  234|           the bodily senses are in comparison with the intellect.~
14   V,  315|         horse in fine trappings in comparison with another! Montaigne
15   X,  649| demonstrative as some of ours. The comparison is unfair. We must not put
16 XIV,  921|          we seek God sincerely, by comparison of the things which we love.