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 1 Ded, 5 |         search after truth, and by far the greater number seek
 2 Pre, 3 |            apprehended nothing, so far as I was conscious, as belonging
 3 Syn, 2 |         that the human body, in as far as it differs from other
 4 Syn, 3 |          that I might withdraw, as far as possible, the minds of
 5   I, 4 |        objects, and such as are so far removed from us as to be
 6  II, 3 |    persuaded that I did not exist? Far from it; I assuredly existed,
 7 III, 1 |            and imaginations, in as far only as they are modes of
 8 III, 13|           If ideas are taken in so far only as they are certain
 9 III, 19|            of cold and heat are so far from being clear and distinct,
10 III, 36|            produced by them, in so far as I am a thinking being.
11 III, 39|           so unspeakably great, as far, at least, as the strength
12  IV, 1 |            of the human mind in so far as it is a thinking thing,
13  IV, 4 |          lead me into error, in so far as an absolute being is
14  IV, 4 |       hence discern that error, so far as error is not something
15  IV, 8 |            natural knowledge, very far from diminishing liberty,
16  IV, 10|           know that I exist, in so far as I am a thinking being,
17  IV, 12|            found in the act, in so far as it proceeds from myself,
18  IV, 12|         nor even in the act, in so far as it depends on him. ~
19  IV, 13|           possess, and I should be far from thinking that he has
20  IV, 15|        wholly true and good, in so far as they depend on God; and
21  IV, 15|      easily understand that, in so far as I consider myself as
22   V, 2 |          examine their ideas in so far as these are to be found
23   V, 16|            corporeal nature, in so far as it is the object of pure
24  VI, 1 |            things may exist, in as far as they constitute the object
25  VI, 3 | imagination which I possess, in as far as it differs from the power
26  VI, 9 |     distinct idea of myself, in as far as I am only a thinking
27  VI, 9 |       distinct idea of body, in as far as it is only an extended
28  VI, 10|      faculty cannot be in me in as far as I am but a thinking thing],
29  VI, 14|       rather my entire self, in as far as I am composed of body
30  VI, 19|            I consider myself in so far only as I am a thinking
31  VI, 22|         conscious of itself, in so far as it is in the brain, or
32  VI, 22|          is in the brain, or in so far as it is in some place intermediate
33  VI, 23|           the nature of man, in so far as it is composed of mind