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 1 Ded, 2 |      may be made manifest by reasons obtained from no other source
 2 Ded, 4 |   seek out the best of these reasons, and expound them so accurately
 3 Ded, 5 |      collect all the diverse reasons which might be adduced as
 4 Syn, 2 | progress, a statement of the reasons which establish the doctrine
 5   I, 10|      and maturely considered reasons; so that henceforward, if
 6  II, 15|   know myself, since all the reasons that contribute to the knowledge
 7 III, 4 |      not even considered the reasons by which the existence of
 8 III, 9 |  must consider whether these reasons are sufficiently strong
 9  IV, 6 | capable of comprehending the reasons why God acts as he does;
10  IV, 11|      certain and indubitable reasons, is sufficient to lead me
11   V, 14|  happen meanwhile that other reasons are presented to me which
12   V, 14|      and certain which other reasons afterward constrained me
13  VI, 5 |    second place, examine the reasons that afterward constrained
14  VI, 6 |    to weigh and consider the reasons that might constrain me