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 1 Ded, 2 |            why did they not rather find out the Lord thereof? And
 2 Ded, 5 |       certitude and evidence I may find in these demonstrations,
 3 Ded, 6 |            impossible elsewhere to find greater perspicacity and
 4 Ded, 6 |          for reasonings which they find considered demonstrations
 5 Pre, 2 |            requested all who might find aught meriting censure in
 6 Pre, 6 |          although perhaps they may find opportunity for cavilling
 7   I, 2 |            of the whole if I shall find in each some ground for
 8  II, 1 |           this track until I shall find something that is certain,
 9  II, 5 |         was somewhat astonished to find such faculties existing
10  II, 6 | considering them in my own mind, I find none of them that can properly
11  II, 7 |        changing the supposition, I find that I still feel assured
12  II, 16|          16. But, in conclusion, I find I have insensibly reverted
13 III, 4 |           present itself; and if I find that there is a God, I must
14 III, 4 |           the notions that I shall find first in my mind to those
15 III, 10|      existing without me, I do not find it more convincing than
16 III, 11|         idea. Thus, for example, I find in my mind two wholly diverse
17 III, 19|        examined the idea of wax, I find that there is but little
18 III, 38|          of reflection, I not only find that I am an incomplete,
19 III, 38|           and the ideas of which I find in my mind], and that not
20  IV, 6 |            his existence because I find, perhaps, that there are
21  IV, 8 |   understanding which I possess, I find that it is of very small
22  IV, 8 |         other faculty I possess, I find none that is not small and
23   V, 5 |                 5. And what I here find of most importance is, that
24   V, 7 |          is certain that I no less find the idea of a God in my
25   V, 14|            two right angles, and I find it impossible to believe
26  VI, 1 |    consider what imagination is, I find that it is simply a certain
27  VI, 3 |          are bodies; and because I find no other obvious mode of
28  VI, 3 |      things, nevertheless I do not find that, from the distinct
29  VI, 10|                    10. Moreover, I find in myself diverse faculties
30  VI, 10|       special mode: for example, I find I possess the faculties
31  VI, 15|        there are spaces in which I find nothing to excite and affect
32  VI, 24|            waking state: for I now find a very marked difference