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1 Pre, 6 |   proof of the opinions of men regarding my work, I again undertake
2  II, 7 |     now enter into any dispute regarding it. I can only judge of
3  IV, 8 |                  8. Whereupon, regarding myself more closely, and
4  IV, 8 | apprehend (percipio) the ideas regarding which I may form a judgment;
5  IV, 16|   knowledge of all the matters regarding which I can deliberate,
6  IV, 17|       forms no judgment except regarding objects which are clearly
7   V, 1 |        be known with certainty regarding material objects. ~
8  VI, 1 |       pure mathematics, since, regarding them in this aspect, I can
9  VI, 6 |   other judgments I had formed regarding the objects of sense, were