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De Cive, C. XV

5. And thus ail that will consider, may know that God is, though not what he is : even a man that is born blind, though it be no possible for him to have any imagination what kind of thing fire is ; yet he cannot but knovv that somewhat there is that men call fire, because it warmeth him (Human Nature, Ch. XI, § 2, à la fin).

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