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 1 III,  194 |   be men indifferent to the loss of their existence, and
 2 III,  194 |    rage and despair for the loss of office, or for some imaginary
 3 III,  233 |   us weigh the gain and the loss in wagering that God is.
 4 III,  233 |   equal risk of gain and of loss, if you had only to gain
 5 III,  233 |   there is an equal risk of loss and gain. But there is an
 6 III,  233 | finite number of chances of loss, and what you stake is finite.
 7 III,  233 |   an infinity of chances of loss against that of gain, there
 8 III,  233 |     likely to happen as the loss of nothingness.~For it is
 9 III,  233 |   gain and the certainty of loss. But the uncertainty of
10 III,  233 |     the chances of gain and loss. Hence it comes that, if
11 III,  233 |  equal risks of gain and of loss, and the infinite to gain.
12   V,  294 |    certain to result in the loss of all; nothing will be
13 VII,  430 | willed to leave them in the loss of the good which they do
14 VIII,  556| lost it. For to know of his loss, he must see and not see;
15  IX,  625 |      instead of causing the loss of past history, conduced,