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1 Ded, 2 | with the body, and that God exists, it yet assuredly seems
2 Pre, 4 | represented by the idea exists. But I reply that in the
3 Pre, 4 | follows that this thing really exists. ~
4 Syn, 3 | machine, the idea of which exists in the mind of some workman;
5 II, 6 | since I suppose there exists an extremely powerful, and,
6 II, 15| if I judge that the wax exists because I see it, it assuredly
7 II, 15| if I judge that the wax exists because I touch it, it will
8 III | MEDITATION III~ ~OF GOD: THAT HE EXISTS~
9 III, 16| that this same reality exists in me neither formally nor
10 III, 16| myself some other being who exists as the cause of that idea;
11 III, 22| and every other thing that exists, if any such there be, were
12 III, 22| have before said, that God exists. ~
13 III, 33| whether this second cause exists of itself or through some
14 IV, 1 | the conclusions that God exists, and that my own existence,
15 V | AGAIN, OF GOD; THAT HE EXISTS~
16 V, 9 | on that account that God exists; for my thought imposes
17 V, 10| therefore that he really exists: not that this is brought
18 V, 11| necessary to admit that God exists, after having supposed him
19 V, 11| supposed that one such God exists, I clearly see that he must
20 V, 15| have discovered that God exists, seeing I also at the same
21 V, 16| not consider whether it exists or not~
22 VI, 1 | it, and which therefore exists. ~
23 VI, 3 | understand that, if some body exists, with which my mind is so
24 VI, 10| speculative geometry, really exists external to me. ~
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