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 1 Pre, 5 |      may essay to determine and comprehend both what God can and ought
 2 Pre, 6 |    those who, without caring to comprehend the order and connection
 3  II, 10|  strange to say that I know and comprehend with greater distinctness
 4  II, 12|        admit that I cannot even comprehend by imagination what the
 5  II, 13|         appearances, and thus I comprehend, by the faculty of judgment
 6 III, 24|          in the same way that I comprehend repose and darkness by the
 7 III, 25| nevertheless, although I do not comprehend the infinite, and although
 8 III, 25|         of things that I cannot comprehend, nor perhaps even compass
 9 III, 38|    however, being able fully to comprehend them, and who is wholly
10  IV, 13|     finite understanding not to comprehend many things, and of the
11  VI, 6 |    least none that I am able to comprehend, between this irritation