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Alphabetical [« »] ergo 1 err 2 erroneous 1 error 13 errors 6 escape 1 escapes 1	Frequency [« »] 13 best 13 bodies 13 capable 13 error 13 except 13 experiments 13 greatest	René Descartes Discourse on the method IntraText - Concordances error

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 1 I  |        distinguishing truth from error, which is properly what
 2 I  |         most in superstition and error, that we may be in a position
 3 II | discriminating between truth and error, and by whom they may be
 4 III|         event of my falling into error, I might be at less distance
 5 III|        to distinguish truth from error, I could not have believed
 6 III|    doubted and prove a source of error, I gradually rooted out
 7 IV |  convinced that I was as open to error as any other, rejected as
 8 IV |         as for the most ordinary error of our dreams, which consists
 9 V  |   greatest moment: for after the error of those who deny the existence
10 V  |         the existence of God, an error which I think I have already
11 VI |          my extreme liability to error, and scarce ever trust to
12 VI |       any one to convict them of error. ~In this they seem to me
13 VI |       who are the more liable to error and the less capable of