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 1 Ded, 5 |     audaciously impugning such truths as are of the greatest moment. ~
 2 Ded, 6 | disorders which doubt of these truths produces].* But it would
 3 Syn, 4 |       confirming the preceding truths, as for the better understanding
 4 Syn, 4 |       what regards speculative truths, and such as are known by
 5   I, 8 |     does it seem possible that truths so apparent can ever fall
 6 III, 4 |     the knowledge of these two truths, I do not see that I can
 7 III, 9 |     because I doubt, and other truths of the like kind; inasmuch
 8 III, 39|     the consideration of other truths that may be evolved out
 9   V, 6 |     number of the most certain truths those I clearly conceived
10   V, 13|     the certitude of all other truths is so absolutely dependent
11   V, 15|  formerly demonstrated, as the truths of geometry and the like:
12  VI, 15|      undone, and all the other truths I discern by the natural