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1  II, 2 | fallacious memory represents ever existed; I suppose that I possess
2  II, 3 |          Far from it; I assuredly existed, since I was persuaded.
3 III, 6 |        wrong, and even that never existed, it is still true that I
4 III, 21|          recollect besides that I existed some time ago, and when
5  IV, 10|   considered whether aught really existed in the world, and found
6  IV, 10| manifestly followed that I myself existed, I could not but judge that
7   V, 9 |   existence to God, though no God existed. ~
8   V, 11|     clearly see that he must have existed from all eternity, and will
9   V, 14|           I did not know that God existed; and thus I should possess