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1 Ded, 5 | because indeed they manifestly contain nothing which, considered
2   I, 8 |     these are really existent, contain somewhat that is certain
3 III, 13|        are something more, and contain in themselves, so to speak,
4 III, 14|      in order that an idea may contain this objective reality rather
5 III, 15|       are taken, but can never contain anything greater or more
6   V, 8 |       at first sight appear to contain more sophistry than truth.
7  VI, 2 |    time to the area which they contain. Thus I observe that a special
8  VI, 15|      that such judgments shall contain error: thus, for example,
9  VI, 15|     conclude that those spaces contain in them no body; for I see