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 1 Ded, 2 |    bestows grace to enable us to believe other things, can likewise
 2 Ded, 2 |     impart of it to enable us to believe his own existence), nevertheless,
 3 Pre, 1 |         more feeble minds should believe that this path might be
 4 Pre, 7 |          so much to myself as to believe that I have been able to
 5   I, 9 | respecting matters of which they believe themselves to possess a
 6   I, 10|        Being so powerful than to believe that there is nothing certain.
 7   I, 11|          much more reasonable to believe than deny. It is for this
 8  II, 2 |        are false (fictitious); I believe that none of those objects
 9  II, 2 |      that I possess no senses; I believe that body, figure, extension,
10 III, 3 |        having been accustomed to believe it, I thought I clearly
11 III, 9 |        impetus that impels me to believe in a resemblance between
12  IV, 1 |       manifest, as to lead me to believe it impossible that the human
13   V, 8 |  existence and essence, I easily believe that the existence can be
14   V, 14|          I find it impossible to believe otherwise, while I apply
15  VI, 4 |       reached the imagination, I believe that, in order the more
16  VI, 5 |      what of them I ought now to believe. ~
17  VI, 7 |          asleep, and as I do not believe that the ideas I seem to
18  VI, 10|       very strong inclination to believe that those ideas arise from
19  VI, 15|        impulse determining me to believe that the star is not greater