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 1 Pre, 1 |         once, and the path which I follow in discussing them is so
 2 Pre, 3 |        thinking thing, it does not follow that its nature or essence
 3 Pre, 4 |      objection is that it does not follow, from my possessing the
 4 Syn, 2 |   destruction of the mind does not follow from the corruption of the
 5 Syn, 4 | understanding of those that are to follow. But, meanwhile, it must
 6  II, 15|       touch it, it will still also follow that I am; and if I determine
 7 III, 31|     reasonings, since it would not follow, even on this supposition,
 8 III, 31|        short time ago, it does not follow that I must now exist, unless
 9 III, 36|            does not, nevertheless, follow that I am conserved by them,
10  IV, 4 |           head, did it not seem to follow from this, that I can never
11  IV, 4 |          is deceitful, it seems to follow that I can never fall into
12   V, 9 |           yet, just as it does not follow that there is any mountain
13   V, 9 |      existing, it does not seem to follow on that account that God
14   V, 10|      without a valley, it does not follow that there is any mountain
15  VI, 6 |             sadness of mind should follow, and why from the sensation
16  VI, 17|          thinking that it does not follow the order of its nature