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1 Ded, 2 |    reasons obtained from no other source than the inspection of our
2 Pre, 7 |        forsee all that may be the source of difficulty to each ones
3 III, 7 |          this power from no other source than my own nature; but
4 III, 30|  supposing that I myself were the source of the other things I possess),
5 III, 39| incomparably less perfect, is the source of the highest satisfaction
6  IV, 9 |        from God, is of itself the source of my errors, for it is
7  IV, 17|          in having discovered the source of error and falsity. And
8  VI, 10|          proceeded from any other source, or were produced by other