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 1 Ded, 2 |     life; and although it is quite true that the existence
 2  II, 11|     this piece of wax; it is quite fresh, having been but recently
 3  II, 14|     vestments, I consider it quite naked, it is certain, although
 4 III, 30|       on the contrary, it is quite manifest that it was a matter
 5 III, 34|                34. And it is quite manifest that in this matter
 6  IV, 5 | Nevertheless this is not yet quite satisfactory; for error
 7  VI, 2 |        2. And to render this quite clear, I remark, in the
 8  VI, 2 |  figure to myself, yet it is quite evident that this is not
 9  VI, 2 |   turns on a pentagon, it is quite true that I can conceive
10  VI, 7 |    think that I could not be quite certain even that any one
11  VI, 19|      in conceiving, etc. But quite the opposite holds in corporeal
12  VI, 22|  perceived some other object quite different, whatever that
13  VI, 23|             23. Whence it is quite manifest that, notwithstanding
14  VI, 23| health of the body, but from quite the opposite cause, as is