Letter

 1 II  | tabernacle. And are the several ideas of which thy soul receives
 2 II  | consequently thou receivest thy ideas from Him who created thy
 3 II  |          He gives thy mind such ideas as thy affections may deserve;
 4 XIII|        not only admitted innate ideas, but did not doubt of our
 5 XIII|         having destroyed innate ideas; after having fully renounced
 6 XIII|     most solid principles, that ideas enter the mind through the
 7 XIII| examined our simple and complex ideas; having traced the human
 8 XIII|        a body is susceptible of ideas; and do you conceive better
 9 XIII|     memory, and combine certain ideas. In case it was not in the
10 XIV |       light. He admitted innate ideas, he invented new elements,
11 XV  | comprehend of all these sublime ideas. With regard to the system
12 XVII|       is even founded on simple ideas. The business is to measure
13 XVII|       he was sure to change the ideas and opinions received by
14 XXI |     impertinent."~Whether these ideas are true or false, it is