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 1  II, 4 |       yet know with sufficient clearness what I am, though assured
 2  II, 7 | perception with more truth and clearness. And, therefore, I know
 3  II, 10|       am with somewhat greater clearness and distinctness than heretofore.
 4 III, 4 |       with at least sufficient clearness to warrant me in affirming
 5 III, 4 |   think I apprehend with great clearness, I am so persuaded of their
 6  IV, 1 |        to my mind with so much clearness and distinctness, and from
 7  IV, 1 |        know anything with more clearness and certitude. And now I
 8  IV, 10|       but simply because great clearness of the understanding was
 9  IV, 11|      not discover with perfect clearness at the moment the will is
10  IV, 12|    conceive it with sufficient clearness and distinctness, it is
11   V, 7 |       and I know with not less clearness and distinctness that an
12  VI, 11|        are conceived with less clearness and distinctness, as light,