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 1 Syn, 2 |     corporeal nature, which is given partly in the Second and
 2 Syn, 5 |         a new demonstration is given of the existence of God,
 3 III, 4 |       a God might perhaps have given me such a nature as that
 4 III, 23|   finite being, unless it were given me by some substance in
 5  IV, 3 |        certain that he has not given me a faculty that will ever
 6  IV, 4 |      necessary God should have given me a faculty expressly for
 7  IV, 4 |        the power which God has given me of discerning truth from
 8  IV, 8 |      complain that God has not given me freedom of choice, or
 9  IV, 13|      complain that God has not given me a greater power of intelligence
10  IV, 13|    owed me nothing, for having given me all the perfections I
11  IV, 14|        complain because he has given me a will more ample than
12  IV, 16|     ground that, if he has not given me the perfection of being
13  VI, 10|       contained. For as he has given me no faculty whereby I
14  VI, 11|      which he has not likewise given me a faculty of correcting,
15  VI, 11| assemblage of all that God has given me. ~
16  VI, 15|       the things which God has given me; seeing that in that
17  VI, 15|       the things which God has given to me as a being composed
18  VI, 15|        of the senses, although given me by nature merely to signify
19  VI, 22|   perceptions which nature has given us are of such a kind as
20  VI, 24|        them, no deliverance is given by any one of these faculties