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 1   I,  2|     alone moves itself. This belief arises from their never
 2  II,  7|   draught upon our powers of belief is too great.~What is capable
 3 III,  1|  illusion of sense, e.g. the belief that if a thing is yellow
 4 III,  3|  false.~But opinion involves belief (for without belief in what
 5 III,  3| involves belief (for without belief in what we opine we cannot
 6 III,  3|    imagination we never find belief. Further, every opinion
 7 III,  3|    opinion is accompanied by belief, belief by conviction, and
 8 III,  3|    is accompanied by belief, belief by conviction, and conviction
 9 III,  3|   neither forgotten nor lost belief in the true opinion which
10 III,  6|   can never be in error, the belief that the white object seen