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 1 1 |        it is most certain and clear, for all who are willing
 2 5 |  except through it.~But it is clear that one may say, that what
 3 6 |        and it is sufficiently clear that this good, without
 4 7 | doubtless nothing can be more clear than that this supreme Essence
 5 9 |     be. Hence, although it is clear that the being that were
 6 14|  things it has created; it is clear that this Being itself,
 7 16|      itself, what can be more clear than that this Nature is
 8 17|     and overthrows, through a clear argument.~Since, then, that
 9 21|  valid, which was proved with clear and logical cogency above,
10 25|  divers qualities.~It is made clear, then, that of all those
11 31|  sentient and rational, it is clear that, of all existing beings,
12 31|       of reasoning.~But it is clear, for a like reason, that
13 31| excellent.~It is sufficiently clear, then, that in the Word,
14 38|     yet it is most remarkably clear that neither he, whose is
15 48|       remembers itself, it is clear that, when it thinks of
16 50|     Son. ~IT is, at any rate, clear to the rational man that
17 66|   supreme Being. ~SINCE it is clear, then, that nothing can
18 68|     From this, then, it seems clear enough that every rational
19 68|       conceiving of it. It is clear, then, that the rational
20 79|      wise ruler of all; it is clear that it is he alone whom