Chapter

1 Int |     body of men on the mere presumption of a criminality which had
2 II  |     alone, condemned on the presumption, not the proof, of criminality.
3 XIX |  confidence, which you call presumption, is strengthened. For it
4 XXI |    hid something of its own presumption under the shelter of a very
5 XXV | since it is provoked by the presumption involved in the assertion
6 XLIX|   consequently, exists this presumption, which condemns what is
7 L   |   attributed neither to the presumption of recklessness, nor to