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 1 Ded, 2 |           that God exists, it yet assuredly seems impossible ever to
 2   I, 10|           these reasonings I have assuredly nothing to reply, but am
 3  II, 3 |         not exist? Far from it; I assuredly existed, since I was persuaded.
 4  II, 5 |           say a rational animal ? Assuredly not; for it would be necessary
 5  II, 9 |                                9. Assuredly it is not little, if all
 6  II, 11| distinctness in the piece of wax? Assuredly, it could be nothing of
 7  II, 12|        into a triangular figure ? Assuredly such is not the case, because
 8  II, 15|       exists because I see it, it assuredly follows, much more evidently,
 9 III, 3 |          I judged correctly, this assuredly was not to be traced to
10 III, 6 |           are external to us; for assuredly, if we but considered the
11  IV, 5 |     perfect in all its parts? And assuredly there is no doubt that God
12  IV, 8 |        choose and embrace it; and assuredly divine grace and natural
13  IV, 13|                    13. For I have assuredly no reason to complain that
14  IV, 17|    knowledge of truth; for I will assuredly reach truth if I only fix
15   V, 6 |        triangle, all of which are assuredly true since I clearly conceive
16  VI, 6 |           by nature; for there is assuredly no affinity, at least none
17  VI, 16|     omniscient; at which there is assuredly no ground for surprise,