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 1 Ded, 5 | mind of man by which proofs superior to them can ever be discovered
 2 Ded, 5 |    use, to be equal or even superior to the geometrical in certitude
 3  II, 14|    aim to rise to knowledge superior to the common, ought to
 4 III, 14|     in the stone, or others superior to them]; and heat can only
 5 III, 38|     them, and who is wholly superior to all defect and has nothing
 6  IV, 8 | ample and extended as to be superior to all limits. And what
 7  IV, 15|    am, had Deity created me superior to error; but I cannot therefore
 8  IV, 16|     the perfection of being superior to error by the first means
 9  IV, 17|    And since it is in being superior to error that the highest
10  VI, 10|   other creature, of a rank superior to body, in which the same