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 1 6 |      exists, is nothing, is as false as it would be absurd to
 2 6 |    both these suppositions are false. The supreme Substance,
 3 7 |     all these suppositions are false.~Again, everything that
 4 8 |      But, since this is always false, as often as it is assumed
 5 19|       to fly -- which would be false; or in this way, that not
 6 19|   rejected by all reasoning as false. But there remains the other
 7 20|       never? It is, therefore, false that it exists nowhere and
 8 20|     need to state that this is false. Hence, the former proposition
 9 20|     former proposition is also false, that that Being exists
10 20|        But seeing that this is false -- for place and time themselves
11 21|         it has parts; which is false. It does not, therefore,
12 31| supreme immutability; which is false. But, if it is not altogether
13 44|        been clearly proved how false this supposition is.~Hence,
14 65|      not therefore necessarily false.~ ~
15 69|  troubles, or is deceived by a false security, does he not live
16 70|      fear, or to deceive it by false security; nor, having once