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 1     II,  VIII |   certain powers placed in the modification of their primary qualities,
 2     II,  XIII |        distance is a different modification of space; and each idea
 3     II,  XIII |       Figure. There is another modification of this idea, which is nothing
 4     II,  XIII |      present purpose. But this modification of distance we call place,
 5     II,  XIII |       than in a bare different modification of that substance; as a
 6     II,  XIII |    body, differ only in a bare modification of that common matter, which
 7     II,  XVIII| articulate word is a different modification of sound; by which we see
 8     II,  XXI  |      cannot be an attribute or modification of the will, which is also
 9     II,  XXI  |       active power. Whatsoever modification a substance has, whereby
10     II,  XXI  |  substance, and therefore this modification of motion we call action.
11    III,  X    |     agreed on to stand for one modification of sound, made by a certain
12    III,  X    |        on to stand for another modification of sound, made by another
13     IV,  III  |        substance which has the modification of solidity. He that considers
14     IV,  VI   |      secondary quality and any modification whatsoever of any of the