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 1 Syn, 2 |        as it differs from other bodies, is constituted only by
 2 Syn, 6 |       that men are possessed of bodies, and the like, the truth
 3  II, 3 |        earth, neither minds nor bodies; was I not, therefore, at
 4  II, 5 |      faculties existing in some bodies. ~
 5  II, 11|      distinctly known, viz, the bodies we touch and see; not, indeed,
 6  II, 11|     touch and see; not, indeed, bodies in general, for these general
 7  II, 16|         now manifest to me that bodies themselves are not properly
 8 III, 19|     extension; situation, which bodies of diverse figures preserve
 9   V, 6 |         through my having. seen bodies of a triangular figure;
10  VI, 3 |       it is true that there are bodies; and because I find no other
11  VI, 6 |          figure, and motions of bodies, I likewise perceived in
12  VI, 6 |         generally all the other bodies, from one another. And certainly,
13  VI, 6 |        from my thought, namely, bodies from which those ideas proceeded;
14  VI, 6 | separated from it as from other bodies; I felt in it and on account
15  VI, 6 |       in the parts of the other bodies that were separated from
16  VI, 14|        surrounded by many other bodies, some of which I have to
17  VI, 14|  conclude that there are in the bodies from which the diverse perceptions
18  VI, 14|       hurtfully, by surrounding bodies. ~
19  VI, 15|         towers, and all distant bodies, are of the same size and
20  VI, 15|  immediately the essence of the bodies that exist out of me, of