Section,  Paragraph

 1 III,  194 |     which shows it with this clearness. But since, on the contrary,
 2  VI,  392 |     cannot take away all the clearness, nor our own natural lights
 3 VIII,  578|     578. There is sufficient clearness to enlighten the elect,
 4 VIII,  578|    reprobate, and sufficient clearness to condemn them and make
 5 VIII,  581|  than the intellect. Perfect clearness would be of use to the intellect
 6  IX,  593 | China obscures, but there is clearness to be found; seek it."~Thus
 7  IX,  598 |    obscurity, and not in the clearness, which requires us to reverence
 8   X,  649 |    different in another. The clearness in divine things requires
 9 XII,  750 |     us no longer for want of clearness, since we make profession
10 XII,  796 |     He thought of them. This clearness, joined to this simplicity,
11 XIV,  856 |                         857. Clearness, obscurity.—There would
12 XIV,  856 |     There would be too great clearness, if there were only one