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 1   I, 7 |         nature in general and its extension; the figure of extended
 2  II, 2 |        believe that body, figure, extension, motion, and place are merely
 3  II, 12| imagination. But what now is this extension ? Is it not also unknown ?
 4  II, 12|        even of a wider variety of extension than I ever imagined, I
 5 III, 19|      following, viz, magnitude or extension in length, breadth, and
 6 III, 19|           from the termination of extension; situation, which bodies
 7 III, 21|           corporeal objects, viz, extension, figure, situation, and
 8   V, 3 |           call continuous, or the extension in length, breadth, and
 9  VI, 6 |        out of myself, besides the extension, figure, and motions of
10  VI, 10|         is contained some sort of extension, but no intellection at