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1 VIII, II, 76| consciousness; and when any criminal or injurious actions excite 2 VIII, II, 76| actions render a person criminal merely as they are proofs 3 VIII, II, 76| merely as they are proofs of criminal principles in the mind; 4 VIII, II, 76| they likewise cease to be criminal. But, except upon the doctrine 5 VIII, II, 76| consequently never were criminal.~ 6 VIII, II, 78| which we so rashly pronounce criminal. And we must therefore conclude, 7 VIII, II, 78| either that they are not criminal, or that the Deity, not 8 VIII, II, 78| absurd; in the same manner as criminal actions render criminal 9 VIII, II, 78| criminal actions render criminal the original cause, if the 10 VIII, II, 78| Deity, they can never be criminal; on account of the infinite 11 VIII, II, 78| Or, Secondly, if they be criminal, we must retract the attribute