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 1   1,  Int |        senses may be; and the first doubt was planted in his young
 2   1,  Int |             his improvisation he no doubt revealed what he was; some
 3   1,  5   |         comes to pass that, without doubt, the divinity will influence
 4   1,  5   |           certainty, the other with doubt as to whether he will see
 5   1,  5   |            the waves of hope, fear, doubt, ardour, conscience, remorse,
 6   2,  1   |            may have their origin in doubt, in pain and all kinds of
 7   2,  1   |           nulla fides." There is no doubt that this signifies that
 8   2,  4(1)|             cease to be. Thales, no doubt, believed this humour or
 9   2,  4   | congregation, others by inquiry and doubt, others by discussions and
10   2,  5   |              and while in a sort of doubt, the urn opened as it were