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1 Pre|    Being of God, basing his argument not on the authority of
2 Pre|    proofs and with a simple argument, be briefly enforced by
3 1  |  this discussion, I use any argument which no greater authority
4 6  |    that occurs to me, in my argument; in order that by leaving
5 8  |   be wrested from no one by argument, and can scarcely be purloined
6 8  |     opposition to the whole argument propounded in the preceding
7 17 | overthrows, through a clear argument.~Since, then, that Nature
8 65 |   disprove the truth of our argument; but since it could not