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 1  II,  72  |         of our weakness, I shall conclude with these two considerations...~
 2  II,  73  |      conquest. We must therefore conclude, and, after having examined
 3  II,  108 |           we must not absolutely conclude from this that they are
 4 III,  194 | uncertainty. And from all this I conclude that I ought to spend all
 5  VI,  350 |            350. The Stoics.—They conclude that what has been done
 6 VII,  514 |     obtain what he wants.~Let us conclude then that, since man is
 7 VIII,  556|        yet they take occasion to conclude that one of these points
 8 VIII,  556|        opposite. And thence they conclude that this religion is not
 9 VIII,  556|         could show.~But let them conclude what they will against deism,
10 VIII,  556|         against deism, they will conclude nothing against the Christian
11 VIII,  558|               558. What shall we conclude from all our darkness, but
12 VIII,  559|           and thus we cannot but conclude both that there is a God
13 XIII,  840|          have lost his senses to conclude from this that they are
14 XIV,  865 |          And hence the one party conclude that what is then bad for
15 XIV,  888 |        so far from being able to conclude from the present state of