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 1 Ded, 5 |       are such as to lead me to think that there is no way open
 2 Syn, 2 |      immortality of the soul, I think it proper here to make such
 3 Syn, 2 |       we clearly and distinctly think are true (really exist)
 4 Syn, 2 |      that very mode in which we think them; and this could not
 5 Syn, 2 |       although, for example, it think certain things, will others,
 6   I, 5 |      probable, which the insane think are presented to them in
 7   I, 9 |         further, as I sometimes think that others are in error
 8  II, 5 |        What then did I formerly think I was ? Undoubtedly I judged
 9  II, 6 |        how often? As often as I think; for perhaps it would even
10  II, 6 |        I should wholly cease to think, that I should at the same
11  II, 12|       It was perhaps what I now think, viz, that this wax was
12  II, 12|        it that I imagine when I think of it in this way? Let it
13  II, 13|     giving expression to what I think, I consider all this in
14  II, 15|       to the same thing, when I think I see, I myself who think
15  II, 15|       think I see, I myself who think am nothing. So likewise,
16 III, 2 |        the little I have said I think I have summed up all that
17 III, 4 |         even in matters where I think I possess the highest evidence;
18 III, 4 |     attention to things which I think I apprehend with great clearness,
19 III, 5 |        the name IDEA; as when I think represent to my mind ] a
20 III, 21|        and the like. For when I think that a stone is a substance,
21 III, 21|         In the same way, when I think of myself as now existing,
22 III, 27|      not, therefore, induced to think that it will ever be actually
23 III, 39|         be evolved out of it, I think it proper to remain here
24  IV, 4 |          it is true that when I think only of God (when I look
25  IV, 8 |     reason, on that account, to think that it was obligatory on
26   V, 5 |        it may be in my power to think, or not to think them, but
27   V, 5 |       power to think, or not to think them, but possess true and
28   V, 5 |         before I did not at all think of them, when, for the first
29   V, 8 |       But, nevertheless, when I think of it more attentively,
30   V, 10|        of God, determines me to think in this way: for it is not
31   V, 11|       as it is not necessary to think that all quadrilateral figures
32   V, 11|       yet each time I happen to think of a first and sovereign
33   V, 11|         enumerate them all, nor think of each of them in particular.
34   V, 14|         even in matters which I think I apprehend with the greatest
35  VI, 2 |   imagining. But if I desire to think of a chiliogon, I indeed
36  VI, 2 |      imagining something when I think of corporeal things, it
37  VI, 2 |         to myself, if I were to think of a myriogon, or any other
38  VI, 7 |     circumstance that led me to think that I could not be quite
39  VI, 7 |        I could not occasionally think I also perceived when asleep,
40  VI, 7 | dependent on my will, I did not think that I ought on that ground
41  VI, 8 |        being, I do not, indeed, think that I ought rashly to admit
42  VI, 11|        faculty of correcting, I think I may with safety conclude