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 1 1 |    convince himself of these truths in great part, even if his
 2 1 | advances rationally to those truths of which, without reason,
 3 14|    unite this truth with the truths already discovered, we find
 4 18|     is certain, according to truths already made plain, that
 5 19|     Yet, the solidity of the truths already established is in
 6 38|     both at once are not two truths or two creators.~But although
 7 46|      XLVI.~How some of these truths which are thus expounded
 8 46|     way. ~YET, some of these truths, which may be thus expounded
 9 61| answered, if we consider the truths already disclosed in our
10 64|  less readily given to these truths which are declared to be
11 64|      things? Hence, if these truths, which have thus far been