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 1 Ded, 2 |    since in this life there are frequently greater rewards held out
 2 Ded, 5 | partially versed in it err more frequently in assenting to what is
 3  II, 6 |       the body; besides, I have frequently, during sleep, believed
 4 III, 8 |         on myself, for they are frequently presented to me against
 5 III, 9 |      wrong in action, that they frequently led me to take the worse
 6   V, 14|       the same object, and as I frequently recollect a past judgment
 7   V, 14|         when I recollect that I frequently considered many things to
 8   V, 15|    nature is such that I may be frequently deceived? But I already
 9  VI, 7 |     reposed in my senses; for I frequently observed that towers, which
10  VI, 10|       also that those ideas are frequently produced in my mind without
11  VI, 10|         it in any way, and even frequently contrary to my will. This
12  VI, 23|     this sensation is much more frequently excited by a cause which
13  VI, 24|       the necessities of action frequently oblige us to come to a determination
14  VI, 24|         that the life of man is frequently obnoxious to error with