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 1 Syn, 1 |     Meditation I expound the grounds on which we may doubt in
 2 Syn, 2 |       And, finally, on these grounds, we are necessitated to
 3 Syn, 6 |   out; and, finally, all the grounds are adduced from which the
 4  II, 4 |  least be invalidated by the grounds of doubt I have adduced,
 5 III, 8 |     objects without me, what grounds there are for thinking them
 6 III, 8 |  objects. The first of these grounds is that it seems to me I
 7 III, 11|     taken up on astronomical grounds, that is, elicited from
 8   V, 11|     indeed I discern on many grounds that this idea is not factitious
 9   V, 14|     being able to recall the grounds of it, it may happen meanwhile
10   V, 15|      no longer attend to the grounds of a judgment, no opposite
11   V, 15| deceived in judgments of the grounds of which I possess a clear
12   V, 15|    give my assent to them on grounds which I afterward discovered
13  VI, 7 |     pain in it. And to these grounds of doubt I shortly afterward
14  VI, 7 |     And, with respect to the grounds on which I had before been
15  VI, 19|      apprised of it on other grounds. ~