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 1 Pre, 4 |           which, although it be not supposed to exist out of my understanding,
 2   I, 10| nevertheless, in whatever way it be supposed that I reach the state in
 3  II, 7 |         things I can imagine; for I supposed that all these were not,
 4  II, 9 |     although it may be (as I before supposed) that nothing I imagine
 5 III, 22|             anything that cannot be supposed to originate with myself.
 6 III, 35|                   35. Nor can it be supposed that several causes concurred
 7   V, 6 |        regard to which it cannot be supposed that they were ever objects
 8   V, 11|            God exists, after having supposed him to possess all perfections,
 9   V, 11|             the circle, since, if I supposed this, I should be constrained
10   V, 11|             this kind; and it being supposed that one such God exists,
11  VI, 7 |             of my being or at least supposed myself to be so, I saw nothing