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 1 Syn, 2 |          changed -- although, for example, it think certain things,
 2   I, 4 |       impossible to doubt; as for example, that I am in this place,
 3  II, 11|          in particular. Take, for example, this piece of wax; it is
 4  II, 13|    ordinary language. We say, for example, that we see the same wax
 5 III, 4 |          simple and easy, as, for example, that two and three added
 6 III, 9 |          degree doubtful, as, for example, that I am because I doubt,
 7 III, 11|           and its idea. Thus, for example, I find in my mind two wholly
 8 III, 14|           as objective. Thus, for example, the stone that is not yet
 9 III, 19|         were something. Thus, for example, the ideas I have of cold
10  IV, 8 |          perfect. For, to take an example, if I consider the faculty
11  IV, 10|                           10. For example, when I lately considered
12   V, 5 |     natures of their own. As, for example, when I imagine a triangle,
13   V, 12|        than the former. Thus, for example, to take the case of a right-angled
14   V, 14|   vacillating opinions. Thus, for example, when I consider the nature
15  VI, 2 | intellection or conception ]. For example, when I imagine a triangle
16  VI, 4 |         pure mathematics, as, for example, colors, sounds, tastes,
17  VI, 10|           their special mode: for example, I find I possess the faculties
18  VI, 11|          only particular, as, for example, that the sun is of such
19  VI, 15|          contain error: thus, for example, the opinion I have that
20  VI, 15|         the term nature]; as, for example, the notion I have of the
21  VI, 16|    deceived by nature]: thus, for example, I may be so deceived by
22  VI, 17|       supposing it dropsical, for example, to experience the parchedness
23  VI, 21|           not act at all. As, for example, in the cord A, B, C, D,
24  VI, 22|        goodness of God. Thus, for example, when the nerves of the
25  VI, 22|  different: the motion might, for example, have been the occasion