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1 Syn, 3 |       representation in so many degrees of being and perfection]
2 III, 1 |      will endeavor to obtain by degrees a more intimate and familiar
3 III, 4 |     myself which is, to pass by degrees from the notions that I
4 III, 13|        representation in higher degrees of being or perfection],
5 III, 26|     increased and perfected] by degrees; and I see nothing to prevent
6 III, 27|    knowledge daily acquired new degrees of perfection, and although
7 III, 27|         that it is augmented by degrees. Further, although my knowledge
8   V, 3 |       each of these motions all degrees of duration. ~
9  VI, 7 | afterward, a wide experience by degrees sapped the faith I had reposed