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 1   Read      |        And I had much rather the speculative and quick-sighted should
 2      I,  I  |              Chapter I~No Innate Speculative Principles ~1. The way shown
 3      I,  I  |         certain principles, both speculative and practical, (for they
 4      I,  I  |           I shall begin with the speculative, and instance in those magnified
 5      I,  I  |        ground to think these two speculative Maxims innate: since they
 6      I,  I  |       not to be innate, no other speculative maxims can (I suppose),
 7      I,  II |    received as the forementioned speculative maxims. If those speculative
 8      I,  II |     speculative maxims. If those speculative Maxims, whereof we discoursed
 9      I,  II |       not equally evident. Those speculative maxims carry their own evidence
10      I,  II | conformity of action, not barely speculative assent to their truth, or
11      I,  II |          vain distinguished from speculative maxims. Nature, I confess,
12      I,  III|          Innate Principles, both Speculative and Practical ~1. Principles
13      I,  III|        we talk of innate, either speculative or practical, principles,
14     IV,  XXI|          The end of this is bare speculative truth: and whatsoever can