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1 Ded, 6 |      of my ignorance, I do not affirm that it is free from errors);
2  II, 6 |    toward deceiving me ? Can I affirm that I possess any one of
3 III, 2 |  distinct perception of what I affirm, which would not indeed
4 III, 5 |   forms; as when I will, fear, affirm, or deny, I always, indeed,
5  IV, 8 | understanding alone, I neither affirm nor deny anything but] merely
6  IV, 8 |        same thing (that is, to affirm or deny, to pursue or shun
7  IV, 10|      of the two suppositions I affirm or deny, or whether I form
8  IV, 12|        if I resolve to deny or affirm, I then do not make a right
9  IV, 12|      of my free will; and if I affirm what is false, it is evident