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 1 Ded, 3 |        with the body, and that the contrary opinion could be held through
 2 Ded, 4 |         their opinion, but, on the contrary, hold that almost all the
 3 Pre, 6 |          circle of readers. On the contrary, I would advise none to
 4 Syn, 2 |       these changes; while, on the contrary, the human body is no longer
 5   I, 9 |          would seem likewise to be contrary to his goodness to allow
 6  II, 5 |         the nature of body; on the contrary, I was somewhat astonished
 7 III, 11|          must be like them. On the contrary, I have observed, in a number
 8 III, 16|           that idea; while, on the contrary, if no such idea be found
 9 III, 21|         and that the stone, on the contrary, is extended and unconscious,
10 III, 24|           and light: since, on the contrary, I clearly perceive that
11 III, 25|          and the like: for, on the contrary, as this idea is very clear
12 III, 30|     already possessed; for, on the contrary, it is quite manifest that
13 III, 35|            who is God; for, on the contrary, the unity, the simplicity,
14  IV, 8 |            contraries; but, on the contrary, the more I am inclined
15  IV, 13| understanding to be finite; on the contrary, I have every reason to
16   V, 10|   necessity on things, but, on the contrary, the necessity which lies
17   V, 11|         are of this number; on the contrary, I cannot even imagine such
18  VI, 10|           way, and even frequently contrary to my will. This faculty
19  VI, 10|           be the case, but, on the contrary, a very strong inclination
20  VI, 23|          instance, than if, on the contrary, it were continually fallacious