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 1 Pre, 3 |        essence of the mind, it follows that nothing else does in
 2 Pre, 4 |        perfect than myself, it follows that this thing really exists. ~
 3 Syn, 2 |       its parts: from which it follows that the body may, indeed,
 4  II, 3 |    hesitate, however, for what follows from that? Am I so dependent
 5  II, 7 |      than to express myself as follows: I am now awake, and perceive
 6  II, 15| because I see it, it assuredly follows, much more evidently, that
 7 III, 14|        in itself? And hence it follows, not only that what is cannot
 8 III, 16|      nor eminently, and if, as follows from this, I myself cannot
 9 III, 33|        it be self-existent, it follows, from what I have before
10   V, 7 |      the idea of an object, it follows that all I clearly and distinctly
11   V, 10|     God unless as existing, it follows that existence is inseparable
12  VI, 24|       deceiver, it necessarily follows that I am not herein deceived.