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 1   I,  1  |     omission of one principle leads to error; thus one must
 2   I,  16 | interested, so that self-love leads them more willingly to reflection
 3  II,  72 |    where our innate knowledge leads us. If it be not true, there
 4  II,  72 | depends on the other, and one leads to the other. These extremes
 5  II,  104|         104. When our passion leads us to do something, we forget
 6  II,  171|      diversion amuses us, and leads us unconsciously to death.~
 7 III,  233|     But to show you that this leads you there, it is this which
 8 VII,  425|     misfortune to misfortune, leads us to death, their eternal
 9 VII,  446|        and foolish because it leads man in the way of perdition,
10 VII,  466|     wills. Jesus Christ alone leads to it: Via, veritas. 75
11 VII,  492|       and that instinct which leads him to make himself God,
12 VII,  555|      his prayers, and thus he leads thee without thy seeing
13   X,  669|      that variety which still leads us to the one thing needful.
14 XIV,  919| longer called that sure which leads to heaven without danger
15 XIV,  919|   there by it, but that which leads there without danger of