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1 Pro |    for, because the primary notions of things which the mind
2 Pro |    secondary and subsequent notions less arbitrary and inconstant;
3 Pre |  immediately beneath common notions; but before we can reach
4 Plan|     the tokens and signs of notions. Now if the very notions
5 Plan|    notions. Now if the very notions of the mind (which are as
6 Plan|   find them to be not empty notions but well defined, and such
7 Plan| hold in reverence the first notions of the mind; and lastly,
8 Plan|    with regard to the first notions of the intellect, there
9 Plan|   truly, but in forming its notions mixes up its own nature