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 1   I,  2  |   kind of intellect that can search with ease a few premises
 2  II,  73 |    as ardent as ever in this search, and is confident she has
 3  II,  135|    play, and the same in the search for truth. In disputes we
 4  II,  135|      themselves, but for the search. Likewise in plays, scenes
 5 III,  184|      letter to incite to the search after God.~And then to make
 6 III,  194|  make profession of being in search of the truth, they cry out
 7 III,  194|    boast of having made vain search in books and among men.
 8 III,  195|  live in indifference to the search for truth in a matter which
 9 III,  211|  esteem of men more than the search for truth.~
10  VI,  422|      and wearied by the vain search after the true good, that
11 VII,  462|                         462. Search for the true good.—Ordinary
12  IX,  619|   the Jewish people.—In this search the Jewish people at once
13 XII,  792| lustre for people who are in search of understanding.~The greatness
14 XIV,  907|   gives rest but the sincere search for truth.~