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 1 Syn, 6 |   consideration of them, it is perceived that they are neither so
 2  II, 5 |      nourished, that I walked, perceived, and thought, and all those
 3  II, 5 |        other body; that can be perceived either by touch, sight,
 4  II, 6 |  during sleep, believed that I perceived objects which I afterward
 5  II, 12|        forms, and which is now perceived under others. But, to speak
 6  II, 12|       piece of wax that can be perceived only by the understanding
 7  II, 14|      any animal might not have perceived ? But when I distinguish
 8  II, 16|    themselves are not properly perceived by the senses nor by the
 9  II, 16|         and since they are not perceived because they are seen and
10 III, 2 |    thus clearly and distinctly perceived should prove false; and
11 III, 3 |        clearly and distinctly] perceived in them ? Nothing more than
12 III, 3 |        it, I thought I clearly perceived, although, in truth, I did
13 III, 19|      is clearly and distinctly perceived. As belonging to the class
14  VI, 5 | hitherto held as true, because perceived by the senses, and the foundations
15  VI, 6 |            6. Firstly, then, I perceived that I had a head, hands,
16  VI, 6 |        the whole, of myself. I perceived further, that that body
17  VI, 6 |  motions of bodies, I likewise perceived in them hardness, heat,
18  VI, 6 |       properly and immediately perceived, it was not without reason
19  VI, 6 |        reason that I thought I perceived certain objects wholly different
20  VI, 6 |        And because the ideas I perceived by the senses were much
21  VI, 6 |        not so clear as those I perceived by sense, and that they
22  VI, 7 |        that I believed I never perceived anything when awake which
23  VI, 7 |      occasionally think I also perceived when asleep, and as I do
24  VI, 22|       the occasion on which it perceived some other object quite