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1 Ded, 2 |         God and the Soul were the chief of those that ought to be
2 Ded, 5 |           I treated the first and chief alone in such a manner that
3 Syn, 2 | respecting it. Now, the first and chief prerequisite for the knowledge
4 Syn, 3 |      length, as appears to me, my chief argument for the existence
5 III, 6 |          be not deceived. But the chief and most ordinary error
6 III, 35|           of Deity, is one of the chief perfections I conceive him
7  IV, 15|        which of all others is the chief and most perfect. ~
8  IV, 17|        error that the highest and chief perfection of man consists,
9   V, 11|       born with me, the first and chief of which is the idea of