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1    Text,  III   | those, who insist upon clear Ideas in Points of Faith, if it
2    Text,  XLV   |     against Abstract general Ideas. [NOTE: Introduction to
3    Text,  XLV   |      subsist without general Ideas (P. 74). This implies that
4    Text,  XLV   |    hold there are no general Ideas. But I hold the direct contrary,
5    Text,  XLV   |     there are indeed general Ideas, but not formed by abstraction
6    Text,  XLV   |   different and inconsistent Ideas are put together. [NOTE:
7    Text,  XLVIII|      mistaking the terms for ideas. Nothing is easier, than
8    Text,  XLVIII|    joined as you please, but ideas always cannot. It is as
9    Text,  XLVIII| doctrine of abstract general ideas seemed to me a capital errour,