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 1 Pre|         their affection that, so far as I was able, I have prosecuted
 2 9  |        they were not nothing, so far as the creator's thought
 3 15 |        is not wise, simply in so far as it is not wise, is less
 4 19 |      whatever our reasoning thus far, with the concordant attestation
 5 28 |   existence to non-existence, so far as their own power is concerned,
 6 33 |         express its likeness, so far as it is able, in the mental
 7 36 |         created substances exist far differently in themselves
 8 36 |           if our knowledge is as far surpassed by those substances
 9 38 |       Word it is, although in so far as regards either what they
10 49 |        of any object, unless, so far as reason requires, the
11 64 | reasoning shall have brought him far enough to recognise that
12 64 |          truths, which have thus far been debated in connection
13 65 |     truth of our discussion thus far concerning the supreme Nature,
14 65 |        much less, nay, something far different, that their meaning
15 65 |         its unique elevation, is far above all things, and through
16 66 |          that every being, in so far as it exists, is like the