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 1 Syn, 2 |          really exist) in that very mode in which we think them;
 2  II, 7 |             care the mind from this mode of thinking, that it may
 3 III, 14| consciousness, of which it is but a mode that is, a manner or way
 4 III, 14|        however imperfect may be the mode of existence by which a
 5 III, 14|          all that, allege that this mode of existence is nothing,
 6 III, 15|       objectively: for, just as the mode of existing objectively
 7 III, 15|             nature, so likewise the mode of existing formally appertains
 8 III, 31|            merely in respect of our mode of thinking and not in reality]. ~
 9 III, 35|           existence in a particular mode]. ~
10   V, 12|           12. But, indeed, whatever mode of probation I in the end
11  VI, 3 |     corporeal objects; so that this mode of thinking differs from
12  VI, 3 |             I find no other obvious mode of explaining it, I thence,
13  VI, 4 |             are apprehended by this mode of thinking ( consciousness),
14  VI, 10|             have each their special mode: for example, I find I possess