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 1 Syn, 3 |            at sufficient length, as appears to me, my chief argument
 2  II, 5 |          the fabric of members that appears in a corpse, and which I
 3  II, 10| distinctness things whose existence appears to me doubtful, that are
 4 III, 7 |            myself; and, in fine, it appears to me that sirens, hippogryphs,
 5 III, 11|           sun; the one, by which it appears to me extremely small draws
 6 III, 21|            there are some which, as appears to me, might have been taken
 7 III, 36|             my parents from whom it appears I sprung ], although all
 8  IV, 6 |            natural ] things; for it appears to me that I cannot, without
 9  IV, 8 |             to all limits. And what appears to me here to be highly
10   V, 5 |         dependent on my thought; as appears from the circumstance, that
11   V, 8 |             it more attentively, it appears that the existence can no
12   V, 14|           triangle, it most clearly appears to me, who have been instructed
13  VI, 15|             the mind: for it is, as appears to me, the office of the