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 1   I, 7 | general and its extension; the figure of extended things, their
 2   I, 9 |        any extended thing, nor figure, nor magnitude, nor place,
 3  II, 2 |   senses; I believe that body, figure, extension, motion, and
 4  II, 5 |        terminated by a certain figure; that can be comprised in
 5  II, 7 |        than to contemplate the figure or image of a corporeal
 6  II, 11|       was gathered; its color, figure, size, are apparent ( to
 7  II, 11|         the color changes, its figure is destroyed, its size increases,
 8  II, 12|    flowers, the whiteness, the figure, nor the sound, but only
 9  II, 12|       square into a triangular figure ? Assuredly such is not
10  II, 13|   retaining the same color and figure: whence I should forthwith
11 III, 19|    length, breadth, and depth; figure, which results from the
12 III, 21|       objects, viz, extension, figure, situation, and motion,
13   V, 5 |       from my thought one such figure, it remains true nevertheless
14   V, 5 |    true nevertheless that this figure possesses a certain determinate
15   V, 6 |    seen bodies of a triangular figure; for I am able to form in
16   V, 7 |      perfect, than that of any figure or number whatever: and
17   V, 7 |   which is demonstrable of any figure or number really belongs
18   V, 7 |  belongs to the nature of that figure or number; and, therefore,
19   V, 11|      that the rhombus, being a figure of four sides, can be therein
20   V, 11|      considering a rectilinear figure composed of only three angles,
21  VI, 2 |        intelligo) that it is a figure comprehended by three lines,
22  VI, 2 |  rightly conceive that it is a figure composed of a thousand sides,
23  VI, 2 |  conceive that a triangle is a figure composed of only three sides;
24  VI, 2 |      confusedly represent some figure to myself, yet it is quite
25  VI, 2 |       a myriogon, or any other figure of many sides; nor would
26  VI, 2 |        that I can conceive its figure, as well as that of a chiliogon,
27  VI, 6 |         besides the extension, figure, and motions of bodies,
28  VI, 11|      sun is of such a size and figure, etc., or are conceived
29  VI, 15|       are of the same size and figure as they appear to our eyes,