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 1 Pre, 6 |   human soul, and at the same time to discuss the principles
 2 Syn, 4 |     is true; and, at the same time, is explained wherein consists
 3   I, 1 |       doubtful; and from that time I was convinced of the necessity
 4   I, 1 |       deliberation any of the time that now remains for action.
 5   I, 7 |    also the place in, and the time during, which they exist,
 6   I, 9 |      as I am, has, for a long time, obtained steady possession
 7   I, 9 |  place, providing at the same time, however, for the rise in
 8   I, 9 |     am not also deceived each time I add together two and three,
 9   I, 11| deceiver, by supposing, for a time, that all those opinions
10   I, 12|     from my slumber, lest the time of laborious wakefulness
11  II, 3 |        therefore, at the same time, persuaded that I did not
12  II, 3 |      is necessarily true each time it is expressed by me, or
13  II, 5 |      warrant me in wasting my time amid subtleties of this
14  II, 6 |     that I should at the same time altogether cease to be.
15  II, 7 |       is possible at the same time that all those images, and
16  II, 16|   desirable to tarry for some time at this stage, that, by
17 III, 2 |     least all that up to this time I was aware I knew. Now,
18 III, 4 |   that I am, or at any future time cause it to be true that
19 III, 16|      And in proportion to the time and care with which I examine
20 III, 21|   besides that I existed some time ago, and when I am conscious
21 III, 31|   sought after. For the whole time of my life may be divided
22 III, 31|      was in existence a short time ago, it does not follow
23 III, 35|    unity, without at the same time giving me the knowledge
24 III, 38|       he is; but, at the same time, I am assured likewise that
25 III, 39|       to remain here for some time in the contemplation of
26  IV, 8 |      limited, and at the same time I form the idea of another
27   V, 1 |      in which I have for some time been, and to discover whether
28   V, 4 | before knew, or for the first time to remark what was before
29   V, 5 |     them, when, for the first time, I imagined a triangle,
30   V, 11| necessary that I shall at any time entertain the notion of
31   V, 11|     notion of Deity, yet each time I happen to think of a first
32   V, 14|  judgment without at the same time being able to recall the
33   V, 15|     seeing I also at the same time observed that all things
34   V, 15|       less strong than at the time I imagined them to be. What
35  VI, 2 |  three lines, but at the same time also I look upon (intueor)
36  VI, 2 |   five sides, and at the same time to the area which they contain.
37  VI, 4 |   proper I should at the same time examine what sense-perception
38  VI, 21|    foot, contract at the same time the inmost parts of the
39  VI, 24|       which they are, and the time at which they appear to