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 1 Ded, 2 |         it blameworthy. This is manifest from these words of the
 2 Ded, 2 |    which may be known of God is manifest in them -- we seem to be
 3 Ded, 2 |        known of God may be made manifest by reasons obtained from
 4 Ded, 4 |         the future, it might be manifest to all that they are real
 5 Syn, 1 |     doubt so general may not be manifest at first sight, it is nevertheless
 6 Syn, 6 | knowledge, the most certain and manifest -- a conclusion which it
 7  II, 15|     causes besides, rendered it manifest to my apprehension, with
 8  II, 15|        or of any body whatever, manifest still better the nature
 9  II, 16|   desired; for, since it is now manifest to me that bodies themselves
10 III, 3 |    things as wholly certain and manifest, which yet I afterward found
11 III, 4 |       absurdities, I discover a manifest contradiction. And in truth,
12 III, 14|                  14. Now, it is manifest by the natural light that
13 III, 30|       the contrary, it is quite manifest that it was a matter of
14 III, 34|             34. And it is quite manifest that in this matter there
15 III, 38|       whence it is sufficiently manifest that he cannot be a deceiver,
16  IV, 1 |      dependent upon him, are so manifest, as to lead me to believe
17   V, 12| triangle, although it is not so manifest at first that the square
18  VI, 10|       God is no deceiver, it is manifest that he does not of himself
19  VI, 22|     found in them that does not manifest the power and goodness of
20  VI, 23|          23. Whence it is quite manifest that, notwithstanding the