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 1 Ded, 4 | discover new, yet there is, I apprehend, no more useful service
 2 Syn, 4 |      and distinctly perceive (apprehend) is true; and, at the same
 3  II, 14|  faculty; or whether I rather apprehend it more clearly at present,
 4  II, 14|    cannot, nevertheless, thus apprehend it without possessing a
 5 III, 4 |     to things which I think I apprehend with great clearness, I
 6 III, 5 |       deny, I always, indeed, apprehend something as the object
 7 III, 24|     not imagine that I do not apprehend the infinite by a true idea,
 8 III, 38|       same faculty by which I apprehend myself, in other words,
 9  IV, 8 |     deny anything but] merely apprehend (percipio) the ideas regarding
10   V, 7 |      I clearly and distinctly apprehend to pertain to this object,
11   V, 11|        and finally, because I apprehend many other properties in
12   V, 14|       matters which I think I apprehend with the greatest evidence