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 1 Syn, 6 |   distinguished from that of the imagination (imaginatio); the marks
 2  II, 7 |    besides ? I will stimulate my imagination with a view to discover
 3  II, 7 |        the things I can feign in imagination. Moreover, the phrase itself,
 4  II, 7 |         to say, I will excite my imagination that I may know more distinctly
 5  II, 7 |        all that I can embrace in imagination belongs to the knowledge
 6  II, 9 |         true, still the power of imagination does not cease really to
 7  II, 12|         compass this infinity by imagination, and consequently this conception
 8  II, 12|        product of the faculty of imagination. But what now is this extension ?
 9  II, 12|        cannot even comprehend by imagination what the piece of wax is,
10  II, 12|          sight, of touch, nor of imagination, and never was either of
11  II, 15|       and if I determine that my imagination, or any other cause, whatever
12  II, 16|     senses nor by the faculty of imagination, but by the intellect alone;
13  IV, 8 |         the faculty of memory or imagination, or any other faculty I
14  VI, 1 |          Further, the faculty of imagination which I possess, and of
15  VI, 1 |        attentively consider what imagination is, I find that it is simply
16  VI, 2 | difference that subsists between imagination and pure intellection or
17  VI, 2 |    chiliogon, without the aid of imagination; but I can likewise imagine
18  VI, 2 |          necessary to the act of imagination, which is not required to
19  VI, 2 |     shows the difference between imagination and pure intellection (imaginatio
20  VI, 3 |      besides, that this power of imagination which I possess, in as far
21  VI, 3 |          understand, I say, that imagination may be thus formed, if it
22  VI, 3 |    corporeal nature I have in my imagination, I can necessarily infer
23  VI, 4 |         seem to have reached the imagination, I believe that, in order