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 1  II, 3 |    for it may be I myself am capable of producing them? Am I,
 2  II, 6 |      true likewise that I am capable neither of walking nor of
 3  II, 12|      of wax, being round, is capable of becoming square, or of
 4 III, 10| sufficiently known to myself capable of producing ideas without
 5 III, 19|      I myself did not appear capable of originating; for, by
 6 III, 21|      a substance, or a thing capable of existing of itself, and
 7  IV, 5 |       then, that I should be capable of being deceived than that
 8  IV, 6 | surprised if I am not always capable of comprehending the reasons
 9   V, 11|    consider what figures are capable of being inscribed in the
10  VI, 6 |      others, by which it was capable of being affected in diverse
11  VI, 10|       another active faculty capable of forming and producing
12  VI, 22|   the sensations which it is capable of impressing upon it; that