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 1 Ded, 4 |           existence of God, and the distinctness of the human soul from the
 2  II, 7 |             own nature with perfect distinctness. ~
 3  II, 10|      somewhat greater clearness and distinctness than heretofore. But, nevertheless,
 4  II, 10|             known with much greater distinctness than that I know not what
 5  II, 10|             comprehend with greater distinctness things whose existence appears
 6  II, 11|          was it I knew with so much distinctness in the piece of wax? Assuredly,
 7  II, 15| apprehension, with how much greater distinctness must I now know myself,
 8  IV, 1 |          with so much clearness and distinctness, and from the fact alone
 9  IV, 12|            sufficient clearness and distinctness, it is plain that I act
10   V, 7 |         with not less clearness and distinctness that an actual and] eternal
11  VI, 4 |            like, although with less distinctness; and, inasmuch as I perceive
12  VI, 11|             with less clearness and distinctness, as light, sound, pain,