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 1 Pre, 4 |  understanding, and in this sense it cannot be said to be
 2 Syn, 5 |     I further show, in what sense it is true that the certitude
 3  II, 9 | objects as by the organs of sense, since, in truth, I see
 4  II, 14|    by means of the external sense itself, or, at all events,
 5  II, 14|   all events, by the common sense (sensus communis), as it
 6 III, 12|     which, by the organs of sense, or by whatever other means
 7   V, 6 |   they were ever objects of sense, and I can nevertheless
 8   V, 6 |   adhered to the objects of sense, I reckoned among the number
 9  VI, 3 | conceived or apprehended by sense. I easily understand, I
10  VI, 6 |     present to the organ of sense; and it was wholly out of
11  VI, 6 |     as those I perceived by sense, and that they were even
12  VI, 6 |    regarding the objects of sense, were dictates of nature;
13  VI, 15|    here taken in a narrower sense than when it signifies the
14  VI, 15|      taking the term in the sense explained, teaches me to
15  VI, 20|    that in which the common sense (senses communis) is said
16  VI, 23|  were, in the foot, and the sense will thus be naturally deceived;
17  VI, 24|   use of more than a single sense in examining the same object,