Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72  |       one maintain that we are simply corporeal, this would far
 2  II,  72  |     know itself.~So, if we are simply material, we can know nothing
 3  II,  112 |     soul never presents itself simply to any object. Hence it
 4   V,  325 |        of their truth, and not simply of their authority apart
 5   V,  331 |        philosophic was to live simply and quietly. If they wrote
 6 VIII,  556|       imagine that it consists simply in the worship of a God
 7 VIII,  556| Christians is not a God who is simply the author of mathematical
 8  IX,  619 |     judge of its perfection by simply reading it; for we see that
 9   X,  671 |     not heed the prophets, but simply the reception of the Holy
10 XII,  796 |    Christ said great things so simply that it seems as though