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 1 Ded, 2 |        believe other things, can likewise impart of it to enable us
 2 Pre, 6 |    commerce with the senses, and likewise to deliver themselves from
 3 Syn, 2 |         exist. And this point is likewise of the highest moment, for
 4 Syn, 6 |       discussion, I had occasion likewise to consider. ~ ~
 5   I, 9 |         deception, it would seem likewise to be contrary to his goodness
 6   I, 11| observations; care must be taken likewise to keep them in remembrance.
 7  II, 5 |         power of self-motion, as likewise that of perceiving and thinking,
 8  II, 6 |         have no body, it is true likewise that I am capable neither
 9  II, 9 |         despite his will; and is likewise percipient of many, as if
10  II, 11|          be the most easily, and likewise] the most distinctly known,
11  II, 15|         who think am nothing. So likewise, if I judge that the wax
12 III, 1 |     wills, refuses, who imagines likewise, and perceives; for, as
13 III, 2 |           but do I not therefore likewise know what is required to
14 III, 4 |         is a God, I must examine likewise whether he can be a deceiver;
15 III, 10|         harmony with my will, so likewise it may be that I possess
16 III, 14|     produced by what is not, but likewise that the more perfect, in
17 III, 14|         is actual or formal, but likewise of ideas, whose reality
18 III, 15|        their peculiar nature, so likewise the mode of existing formally
19 III, 21|         of itself, and that I am likewise a substance, although I
20 III, 25|          the idea of cold. It is likewise clear and distinct in the
21 III, 33| necessity be admitted that it is likewise a thinking being, and that
22 III, 33|          self-existence, it must likewise, without doubt, have the
23 III, 35|       cause from which I did not likewise receive the ideas of all
24 III, 38|          same time, I am assured likewise that he upon whom I am dependent
25  IV, 3 |        will to deceive me, it is likewise certain that he has not
26  IV, 4 |        the other hand, as I thus likewise participate in some degree
27  IV, 5 |         deceived; it is certain, likewise, that he always wills what
28  IV, 10|     thinking being, but there is likewise presented to my mind a certain
29   V, 9 |       mountain with a valley, so likewise, though I conceive God as
30   V, 15|      this same knowledge extends likewise to whatever I remember to
31  VI, 2 |        of imagination; but I can likewise imagine it by applying the
32  VI, 6 |         pleasure and pain, I was likewise conscious of hunger, thirst,
33  VI, 6 |         and motions of bodies, I likewise perceived in them hardness,
34  VI, 6 |        was I altogether wrong in likewise believing that that body
35  VI, 10|        are from things. I remark likewise certain other faculties,
36  VI, 11|        opinions which he has not likewise given me a faculty of correcting,
37  VI, 13|                       13. Nature likewise teaches me by these sensations
38  VI, 15|       seeing that it comprehends likewise much besides that belongs
39  VI, 16|       nature, his knowledge must likewise be of a limited perfection. ~
40  VI, 17|       maker in every respect; so likewise if the body of man be considered
41  VI, 17|        manifests, although I may likewise have ground for thinking
42  VI, 21|          the other, which cannot likewise be moved in the same way
43  VI, 24|         my nature is liable, but likewise in rendering it more easy