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 1  II, 10|  and, according to it every kind of liberty permit it to
 2 III, 4 | existence of a Deity of any kind is established, the ground
 3 III, 9 |    other truths of the like kind; inasmuch as I possess no
 4 III, 14|   is of an order, degree or kind], at least as perfect as
 5 III, 20|        20. To ideas of this kind, indeed, it is not necessary
 6  IV, 5 |  faculty not perfect in its kind, that is, wanting in some
 7  IV, 9 |    ample and perfect in its kind; nor even the power of understanding,
 8   V, 11|    two or more gods of this kind; and it being supposed that
 9  VI, 17|   of man be considered as a kind of machine, so made up and
10  VI, 22|  has given us are of such a kind as I have mentioned; and