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 1 Pre, 3 |        that its nature or essence consists only in its being a thing
 2 Syn, 4 |        time, is explained wherein consists the nature of error, points
 3 III, 6 |         error that arises in them consists in judging that the ideas
 4 III, 38|   establish the existence of God, consists in this, that I perceive
 5 III, 39|          felicity of another life consists in the contemplation of
 6  IV, 8 |  precisely: for the power of will consists only in this, that we are
 7  IV, 14| understanding, since, as the will consists only of a single element,
 8  IV, 15|         privation, in which alone consists the formal reason of error
 9  IV, 17|           chief perfection of man consists, I deem that I have not
10  VI, 9 |          conclude that my essence consists only in my being a thinking