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1 Pre, Int, 22 | true and sound knowledge. Secondly, this seems to be a sure 2 Text, 0, 39 | existing without the mind; secondly, because thing hath a more 3 Text, 0, 41 | 41. Secondly, it will be objected that 4 Text, 0, 55 | 55. But secondly, though we should grant 5 Text, 0, 57 | them power or activity. Secondly, because the Supreme Spirit 6 Text, 0, 61 | rigor of demonstration. Secondly, but neither are the received 7 Text, 0, 65 | bodies, but the sign thereof. Secondly, the reason why ideas are 8 Text, 0, 67 | without a substance. But secondly, though we should grant 9 Text, 0, 78 | 78. But, secondly, if we had a new sense it 10 Text, 0, 99 | sensible qualities; and secondly, that the entity of extension 11 Text, 0, 107| distinct from a mind or spirit. Secondly, considering the whole creation 12 Text, 0, 111| the motions of the whole. Secondly, the place being moved, 13 Text, 0, 115| to some other body; and secondly, that the force occasioning