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1  II, 5 | self-motion, as likewise that of perceiving and thinking, I held as
2  II, 9 |         in me is properly called perceiving (sentire), which is nothing
3 III, 3 |      which I was in the habit of perceiving by the senses. But what
4  VI, 10|       faculties of imagining and perceiving, without which I can indeed
5  VI, 19|        the faculties of willing, perceiving, conceiving, etc., properly
6  VI, 19|       all entire] in willing, in perceiving, and in conceiving, etc.