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 1        1, XVI      |           XVI~Our notions of less general species, as Man, Dog, Dove,
 2        1, XIX      |           particulars to the most general axioms, and from these principles,
 3        1, XIX      |       that it arrives at the most general axioms last of all. This
 4        1, XXV      |           few particulars of most general occurrence, are made for
 5        1, XLII     |         common to human nature in general) has a cave or den of his
 6        1, XLVIII   |     causes; for although the most general principles in nature ought
 7        1, XLVIII   |      causes of that which is most general, than he who in things subordinate
 8        1, LIV      | philosophy and contemplation of a general character, distort and color
 9        1, LV       |      together the finest and most general resemblances. Both kinds,
10        1, LXI      |        yet touching the sects and general divisions of such systems
11        1, LXI      |           and of such lasting and general agreement in error; that
12        1, LXII     |        stories out of history.~In general, however, there is taken
13        1, LXIX     |       according to which the most general principles are first established,
14        1, LXX      |     enlarged so as to become more general.~And even when they seek
15        1, LXXVII   |             LXXVII~And as for the general opinion that in the philosophy
16        1, LXXVII   |           their founders, or from general consent.~
17        1, LXXXI    |           of his fortunes. But in general, so far are men from proposing
18        1, LXXXIV   |           philosophy, and then by general consent. Of the last I have
19        1, LXXXVIII |          is found in all arts one general device, which has now become
20        1, XCIX     |           last of all to the most general. For the lowest axioms differ
21        1, XCIX     |        while the highest and most general (which we now have) are
22        1, XCIX     |         which are indeed the most general; such, I mean, as are not
23        1, XCIX     |          flew at once to the most general conclusions, or first principles
24        1, XCIX     |         is a limitation of a more general nature, as of a true and
25        1, XCIX     |        others which are of a more general form than the heavenly bodies
26        1, XV       |         particular case of a more general nature. Now if the mind
27        1, XX       |     entirely on a higher and more general nature, viz., on the nature
28        1, XXV      |         larger masses follow more general forms, as shall be shown
29        1, XXVIII   |      causeless, and exceptions to general rules.~Examples of singular
30        1, XXXVIII  |         instances which under one general name I call Instances of
31        1, XL       |         and concerning objects in general, whereas the other three
32        1, XL       |           heat of the fire.~So in general, all the nice tests of bodies
33        1, XLIV     |     though I call them all by the general name of Practical Instances.
34        1, XLVI     |         of excellent use and very general application. Now we find
35        1, XLVIII   |          which are in nature most general. And under these heads no
36        1, XLVIII(1)|          rather than to matter in general —? Ed.]~
37        1, L        |        Instances, or Instances of General Use. They are those which
38        1, L        |      present I will subjoin a few general remarks on them as examples
39        1, L        |           examples merely of this general use.~Besides the simple
40        1, L        |          reckoned among things of general use. To this head belong
41        1, L        |       other.~The broader and more general consents of things are not,
42        1, L        |         these two one of the most general consents in nature does
43        1, L        |      narrow limits.~The next most general consent is that between
44        1, L        |     animals should be noted under general heads, and with their negatives.
45        1, LII      |      practice with her tools in a general way. The rest need not be