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1 II, XIII| this is but a particular limited consideration,) viz, by 2 III, II | in his use of them, is limited to his ideas, and they can 3 III, VI | us the species of things limited and distinguished by something 4 III, XI | not beyond our own ideas limited to our ways of perception. 5 IV, II | reasonings.~9. Demonstration not limited to ideas of mathematical 6 IV, II | demonstration: which is not limited to ideas of extension, figure, 7 IV, II | has been thought to be so limited. The reason why it has been 8 IV, III | Though our knowledge be limited to our ideas, and cannot 9 IV, III | knowledge, I say, is not only limited to the paucity and imperfections 10 IV, X | independent one of another, of limited force, and distinct thoughts, 11 IV, X | unavoidably accidental and limited; since all the particles 12 IV, X | when what He can do is limited to what we can conceive 13 IV, XIV | certain knowledge, though limited to a few things in comparison,