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 1 Ded, 2 |          the chief of those that ought to be determined by help
 2 Pre, 5 | comprehend both what God can and ought to do; hence all that is
 3   I, 2 |       reason convinces me that I ought not the less carefully to
 4   I, 10|     discover anything certain, I ought not the less carefully to
 5  II, 14|          superior to the common, ought to be ashamed to seek occasions
 6 III, 4 |         afterward judged that we ought to doubt of these things,
 7 III, 14|     actual or formal reality, we ought not on this account to imagine
 8 III, 14|          it is less real; but we ought to consider that, as every
 9  IV, 5 |  knowledge which it would seem I ought to possess. But, on considering
10  IV, 8 |       ground to prove that Deity ought to have endowed me with
11  IV, 8 |      determining what judgment I ought to come to, and what choice
12  IV, 8 |       come to, and what choice I ought to make, and I should thus
13  IV, 12|   knowledge of the understanding ought always to precede the determination
14  IV, 15|              15. And, finally, I ought not also to complain that
15  IV, 15|          God as to its cause, it ought not to be called privation,
16  VI, 5 |          consider what of them I ought now to believe. ~
17  VI, 7 |         averse, I thought that I ought not to confide much in its
18  VI, 7 |           I did not think that I ought on that ground to conclude
19  VI, 8 |        not, indeed, think that I ought rashly to admit all which
20  VI, 8 |          it my conviction that I ought to doubt in general of their
21  VI, 12|     thirst, etc. And therefore I ought not to doubt but that there
22  VI, 24|       the causes of my errors, I ought no longer to fear that falsity
23  VI, 24|          me by the senses. And I ought to reject all the doubts
24  VI, 24|          not during sleep. And I ought not in the least degree