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1     II, 16|  which are less known or equally unknown, or he may establish
2     II, 16| is begged. For one might equally well prove that A belongs
3     II, 16| which it is proved being equally uncertain, either because
4     II, 22|  and D together, will be equally objects of desire or aversion.
5     II, 22|  to B and D, A cannot be equally desirable with D; for then
6     II, 22|  B along with D would be equally desirable with A along with
7     II, 25| term is uncertain though equally or more probable than the
8     II, 25|  now the statement BC is equally or more probable than AC,