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1   I,  16 |        man so as to know all its powers and, then, to find the just
2  II,  72 |       again, let him exhaust his powers of conception, and let the
3  II,  73 | solutions to problems within her powers. If there be anything to
4  II,  73 |         within her the necessary powers for this conquest. We must
5  II,  73 |        after having examined her powers in their effects, observe
6  II,  83 |         chapter on the deceptive powers. Man is only a subject full
7  IV,  252|      things and inclines all our powers to this belief, so that
8 XII,  782|       and weak, resist all these powers, subdue even these kings,
9 XII,  800|         this they attack all the powers. The heart of man is strangely