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1 6 | existence with the help of any external cause, yet it does not exist
2 6 |  matter, or through some other external aid, as through some instrument.
3 6 |        any matter, or with any external aids, seems either to be
4 6 |  brought into existence by any external causes. Nevertheless, it
5 11|       in some way learned from external objects, whether all at
6 11|        taken or aided from any external source, but as first and
7 25|       uses the term, are facts external to the essence of a being,