Descartes' purpose for the Meditations is this.

This criteria allows Descartes to know with certainty.

This is a privation or a lack of some knowledge that I somehow should have.

Descartes wants to explore this in Meditation 5.

These things are at least capable of existing because they are the object of pure mathematics.

Descartes Method of Doubt consists of these three steps.

These three things categorize ideas.

This is a single indivisible thing.

God is said to be perfection and Descartes claims that this is a perfection.

This is the main difference between a mind which is unified and a body which is composed.

These are Descartes first two certitudes.

This motivates Descartes to prove God exists.

This is the source of error.

The argument for God's existence in Meditation 5 is a rework of this old argument.

This is a certain application of the cognitive faculty to a body.

Anything that can be limited by some shape, can be circumscribed in a place and can fill a space to the exclusion of others from it. (Latin and English required

These three things are forms of thought.

Although an inexact interpretation of Descartes, this can be said to be the result of the intellect and the will's marriage.

The extension of a thing in length, breadth, and depth is an image of this.

These examples are used by Descartes to demonstrate the difference between imagination and the understanding.

This example proves that sensation/perception is an activity of the mind.

This theory suggests that things external to me send me their own likenesses and not something else.

Negation, non-entity and nothing are the ways Descartes describes this.

God's essence is to his existence as a ________ is to a __________.

Because imagining is not this, it follows that it is dependent on things external to me.