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 1 Ded, 5 |      accomplish on the subject is contained in this Treatise. Not that
 2 Ded, 6 |      finally, when the reasonings contained in it, by which the existence
 3  II, 11|         sweetness of the honey it contained; it still retains somewhat
 4 III, 15| representation] in these ideas is contained formally and in act]. I
 5 III, 21|         possible that they may be contained in me eminently. ~
 6 III, 25|       implying any perfection, is contained entire in this idea. And
 7 III, 30|      property which I perceive is contained in the idea of God, because
 8 III, 38|        this likeness, in which is contained the idea of God, by the
 9  IV, 1 |         the true God, in whom are contained all the treasures of science
10  VI, 10|         distinct concept there is contained some sort of extension,
11  VI, 10|       produced by this faculty is contained formally or eminently, as
12  VI, 10|      corporeal nature in which is contained formally and in effect]
13  VI, 10|        body, in which the same is contained eminently. But as God is
14  VI, 10|     formally, but only eminently, contained. For as he has given me
15  VI, 15|          and is not here any more contained under the name nature, as