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 1   Int,        2     |     answering them, had some difficulty in finding out anything
 2    II          (81) |   this kind. Indeed, when in difficulty for a plain answer, he resorts
 3   III,     XXIV     |     trouble caused no little difficulty to men. Then that great
 4   III,      XXX     | questions, and the points of difficulty have become clear to you,
 5   III          (205)|  answer is here given to the difficulty about God not taking care
 6   III,       XL     |      minuteness, and to that difficulty in carrying it out which
 7   III,       XL     |         As an example of the difficulty in fulfilling the whole
 8   III          (208)|     mind, for it decides the difficulty.~ ~
 9   III          (209)|      called an answer to the difficulty raised, which seems to have
10    IV,     XIII     |      So we must find no |126 difficulty in this lengthening of the
11    IV,      XXX     |   that the resurrection is a difficulty. I will speak simply, and