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 1 Ded, 2 |         be sufficient to hold as matters of faith, that the human
 2 Ded, 5 |          be necessary, unless on matters where no one proof of adequate
 3 Ded, 6 |      authority, that not only in matters of faith, but even also
 4 Syn, 4 |         false. Nor do I refer to matters of faith, or to the conduct
 5   I, 9 |          are in error respecting matters of which they believe themselves
 6 III, 4 |    deceived, even respecting the matters that appeared to me the
 7 III, 4 |         cause me to err, even in matters where I think I possess
 8 III, 16|        which I examine all those matters, the conviction of their
 9  IV, 15|      readily give my judgment on matters which I only obscurely and
10  IV, 16|     evident knowledge of all the matters regarding which I can deliberate,
11   V, 6 |      figures, numbers, and other matters that pertain to arithmetic
12   V, 14|      sometimes deceived, even in matters which I think I apprehend
13   V, 16| knowledge respecting innumerable matters, as well relative to God
14  VI, 7 |       should be deceived even in matters that appeared to me to possess
15  VI, 9 |       omnipotence of God; and it matters not by what power this separation
16  VI, 15|       discern the truth in those matters. Thus, although the impression
17  VI, 15|         as in many other similar matters, I have been accustomed
18  VI, 24|      true than what is false, in matters relating to the advantage