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 1 Ded, 2 |     This is manifest from these words of the Book of Wisdom, chap.
 2 Ded, 2 |        the same place, by these words,That which may be known
 3  II, 13|        all this in my own mind, words yet occasionally impede
 4 III, 14|      the more perfect, in other words, that which contains in
 5 III, 14|       its composition, in other words, by that which contains
 6 III, 19|         true or false; in other words, whether or not the ideas
 7 III, 20|  proceed from nothing; in other words, that they are in me only
 8 III, 25|    arisen from nothing in other words, that it may exist in me
 9 III, 30|        have now spoken in other words, if I were the author of
10 III, 33|        has the idea -- in other words, all the perfections I conceive
11 III, 38|      apprehend myself, in other words, when I make myself the
12  IV, 1 | consider that I doubt, in other words, that I am an incomplete
13  IV, 4 |       idea of nothing, in other words, of that which is at an
14  IV, 4 |        or of nonbeing, in other words, as I am not myself the
15  IV, 5 |         pure negation, in other words, it is not the simple deficiency
16  IV, 8 |        free choice, -- in other words, the understanding and the
17  IV, 15|      the signification of these words in the schools]. For in