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1 III, 11|          one which seems to have immediately emanated from it is the
2  IV, 4 |         of error or falsity: but immediately thereafter, recurring to
3  VI, 1 | cognoscitiva) to a body which is immediately present to it, and which
4  VI, 6 |       which alone I properly and immediately perceived, it was not without
5  VI, 10|          does not of himself and immediately communicate those ideas
6  VI, 15|      rules by which to determine immediately the essence of the bodies
7  VI, 20|           that the mind does not immediately receive the impression from
8  VI, 22|       brain by which the mind is immediately affected, impresses it with