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 1 Pre, 4 |         either materially for an act of the understanding, and
 2 Pre, 4 |        thing represented by that act, which, although it be not
 3 Syn, 6 |       Finally, in the Sixth, the act of the understanding (intellectio)
 4  II, 12|   perception of it is neither an act of sight, of touch, nor
 5  II, 13|          the wax is known by the act of sight, and not by the
 6 III, 15|        contained formally and in act]. I am thus clearly taught
 7 III, 26|           and are not reduced to act. Indeed, I am already conscious
 8 III, 31|      requires the same power and act that would be necessary
 9  IV, 8 |         the understanding, we so act that we are not conscious
10  IV, 12| distinctness, it is plain that I act rightly, and am not deceived;
11  IV, 12|           I say, is found in the act, in so far as it proceeds
12  IV, 12|        from God, nor even in the act, in so far as it depends
13  VI, 2 |         mind is necessary to the act of imagination, which is
14  VI, 21|        most remote part does not act at all. As, for example,