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1 7 |     no means good; which is a contradiction. There is, therefore, no
2 8 |     assumed an irreconcilable contradiction follows.~There is a third
3 8 |  without inconsistency or any contradiction, that what has been created
4 20|      certain secret murmur of contradiction which compels me to inquire
5 22| evidence, then, to dispel the contradiction that threatened us; as to
6 64|       proofs, and without the contradiction of any other reason, if,
7 71|   plain enough that this is a contradiction. Therefore, nothing can