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1 Ded, 2 |         not be unbecoming in me to inquire how and by what way, without
2   I, 8 |      general objects, and scarcely inquire whether or not these are
3  II, 5 |          be necessary forthwith to inquire into what is meant by animal,
4  II, 7 |            I who know that I exist inquire into what I am. It is, however,
5  II, 14|            the matter in hand, and inquire whether I had a clearer
6 III, 4 |        wholly to remove it, I must inquire whether there is a God,
7 III, 28|      account I am here desirous to inquire further, whether I, who
8  IV, 4 | innumerable errors. When I come to inquire into the cause of these,
9  VI, 4 |           sense-perception is, and inquire whether from those ideas