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1 Ded, 3 |    Soul, although many have judged that its nature could not
2 Ded, 4 |   use in other instances, I judged it to be my duty to make
3  II, 5 | think I was ? Undoubtedly I judged that I was a man. But what
4 III, 3 |     I was mistaken, or if I judged correctly, this assuredly
5 III, 4 |      Indeed, if I afterward judged that we ought to doubt of
6 III, 7 | feel heat, I have all along judged that these sensations proceeded
7 III, 36|    in which I have hitherto judged that I or my mind, which
8   V, 7 |  least as certain as I ever judged any truth of mathematics
9  VI, 15| being merely that I have so judged from my youth without any