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 1 Ded, 5 |    though received by all as evident even and certain (because
 2 Pre, 7 |     arrived at a certain and evident knowledge of truth, in order
 3  II, 4 |  others the most certain and evident. For this reason, I will
 4  II, 9 |       For it is of itself so evident that it is I who doubt,
 5  II, 12|  general, this is still more evident. But what is the piece of
 6 III, 13|   another a different, it is evident that a great diversity obtains
 7 III, 31|    it is perfectly clear and evident to all who will attentively
 8 III, 33| before said, it is perfectly evident that there must at least
 9  IV, 12|  affirm what is false, it is evident that I am deceived; moreover,
10  IV, 16| which depends on a clear and evident knowledge of all the matters
11   V, 6 |  negations; for it is highly evident that all that is true is
12  VI, 2 |      myself, yet it is quite evident that this is not a chiliogon,
13  VI, 10|      they inhere. It is very evident, however, that these faculties,