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 1   V, 5 |   example, when I imagine a triangle, although there is not perhaps
 2   V, 5 |   diverse properties of the triangle may be demonstrated, viz,
 3   V, 5 |    first time, I imagined a triangle, and which accordingly cannot
 4   V, 6 | that perhaps this idea of a triangle came into my mind by the
 5   V, 6 |  nature no less than of the triangle, all of which are assuredly
 6   V, 8 |   essence of a rectilinear] triangle; so that it is not less
 7   V, 11|     should ever imagine any triangle, but whenever I am desirous
 8   V, 12|  the case of a right-angled triangle, although it is not so manifest
 9   V, 14|  nature of the rectilinear] triangle, it most clearly appears
10  VI, 2 |   example, when I imagine a triangle I not only conceive (intelligo)
11  VI, 2 | easily as I conceive that a triangle is a figure composed of
12  VI, 2 |     do the three sides of a triangle, nor, so to speak, view