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1   I, 2 |          below of the foundation necessarily involves the downfall of
2  II, 3 | pronunciatum ) I am, I exist, is necessarily true each time it is expressed
3  II, 6 |        admit nothing that is not necessarily true. I am therefore, precisely
4   V, 11|          whose essence existence necessarily] pertains; in the second,
5  VI, 3 |         in my imagination, I can necessarily infer the existence of any
6  VI, 9 |        do not observe that aught necessarily belongs to my nature or
7  VI, 21|          and hence the mind will necessarily feel pain in the foot, just
8  VI, 24|     since God is no deceiver, it necessarily follows that I am not herein