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 1 Syn, 2 | exist only in consequence of having been created by God, are
 2   I, 11|  imaginary, until at length, having thus balanced my old by
 3  II, 10|     without], in order that, having afterward withdrawn it from
 4  II, 11|      wax; it is quite fresh, having been but recently taken
 5  II, 14|    clearly at present, after having examined with greater care,
 6 III, 3 |    affirmed, and which, from having been accustomed to believe
 7  IV, 7 |     God, nevertheless, after having remarked the infinite power
 8  IV, 13|     who owed me nothing, for having given me all the perfections
 9  IV, 17|    this day's meditation, in having discovered the source of
10   V, 6 |    of the senses, through my having. seen bodies of a triangular
11   V, 11| admit that God exists, after having supposed him to possess
12  VI, 7 |    saw nothing to prevent my having been so constituted by nature
13  VI, 17| machine of the human body as having been formed by God for the
14  VI, 24|     presentations, if, after having called together all my senses,