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 1 Syn, 1 |    than those we have hitherto possessed. Now, although the utility
 2 Syn, 6 |  reality a world, that men are possessed of bodies, and the like,
 3   I, 3 |       this moment, accepted as possessed of the highest truth and
 4   I, 10|        proportion as the power possessed by the cause, to which they
 5   I, 12|    falsely believing that I am possessed of these; I will continue
 6  II, 3 |     But I before denied that I possessed senses or a body; I hesitate,
 7  II, 3 |    know not what being, who is possessed at once of the highest power
 8  II, 5 |         then, I thought that I possessed a countenance, hands, arms,
 9 III, 3 |      traced to any knowledge I possessed (the force of my perception,
10 III, 14|      it this reality unless it possessed it in itself? And hence
11 III, 24|       not wholly perfect, if I possessed no idea of a being more
12 III, 30|     that of which I am already possessed; for, on the contrary, it
13 III, 30| substance; and certainly, if I possessed of myself the greater perfection
14  IV, 15|        still remained free and possessed of a limited knowledge,
15   V, 15|    only I remember that I once possessed a clear and distinct comprehension
16  VI, 17|       in things, and therefore possessed of some truth. ~