Who said "Whatever is clearly and distinctly perceived is true."?

This quote is attributed to René Descartes.

Whatever is clearly and distinctly perceived is true. - René Descartes

"Whatever is clearly and distinctly perceived is true."

René Descartes Knowledge

Philosopher and Mathematician French 1596–1650

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