Part, Paragraph

 1 Pre, 3 |       nothing, so far as I was conscious, as belonging to my essence,
 2  II, 3 | nothing, so long as I shall be conscious that I am something. So
 3  II, 7 |     that are known to me: I am conscious that I exist, and I who
 4 III, 1 |      myself. I am a thinking ( conscious ) thing, that is, a being
 5 III, 4 |     not, so long as I shall be conscious that I am, or at any future
 6 III, 8 |       and the second that I am conscious that those ideas are not
 7 III, 21|        time ago, and when I am conscious of various thoughts whose
 8 III, 26|      act. Indeed, I am already conscious that my knowledge is being
 9 III, 32|      should, without doubt, be conscious of it; but I am conscious
10 III, 32|      conscious of it; but I am conscious of no such power, and thereby
11  IV, 3 |        In the next place, I am conscious that I possess a certain
12  IV, 8 | perfect, since, in truth, I am conscious of will so ample and extended
13  IV, 8 |      we so act that we are not conscious of being determined to a
14  IV, 8 |     indifference of which I am conscious when I am not impelled to
15  IV, 16|      to me: for, although I am conscious of the weakness of not being
16   V, 15|     thoughts of which I am now conscious have no more truth than
17  VI, 1 |     possess, and of which I am conscious that I make use when I apply
18  VI, 6 |       and pain, I was likewise conscious of hunger, thirst, and other
19  VI, 6 |     ideas proceeded; for I was conscious that the ideas were presented
20  VI, 19|    other part is cut off, I am conscious that nothing has been taken
21  VI, 22|       on which the mind became conscious of itself, in so far as