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 1       1, VII       |  rebuked me, neither custom nor common sense permitted me to be
 2       1, VIII      |       kind of natural language, common to all nations, which expresses
 3       1, IX        |        or the men. For will any common sense observer agree that
 4       1, XVI(29)   |                     Lignum is a common metaphor for the cross;
 5       1, XVI(31)   |         had heard levy a rather common philosopher's complaint
 6       3, VIII      |        good more than thee, the common good of all.~
 7       4, IV        |    being ripened by the zeal of common studies. Moreover, I had
 8       6, V         |      might receive all into its common bosom, and direct some few
 9       6, VII       |        to bemoan our lot in our common talk; but I discussed it
10       6, XIV       |         and thus making of it a common household, so that in the
11       6, X         | Immutable Light. It was not the common light, which all flesh can
12       9, XL        |      mine, I relapse into these common things, and am sucked in
13       9, XLII      |      deceived, had one thing in common with man, that is, his sin.
14       9, XLII      |       seem to have something in common with God, for not being
15       9, XLII      |           what he really has in common with men is that, together
16       9, XLIII     |       he was willing to have in common with them. Hence he was
17      10, XXIII     |      thing the notions that are common440 to all things, both great
18      10, XXIII(440)|        universal principles of "common sense." This idea became
19      10, XXVII     |         this and report it, and common sense perceives that this
20      10, XXVII     |     this indeed is the case. By common sense, then, I measure a
21      11, IV        |      unless we use some word in common speech? But what can be
22      11, XVII      |      man are changed - then the common matter of all things invisible
23      11, XVIII(486)|      hold fast to the essential common premises about God's primacy
24      11, XXV       |       and mine, since it is the common property of all lovers of
25      11, XXV       |     openly called to have it in common; and thou hast warned us
26      11, XXV       |        forced away from what is common to all to what is, indeed,