Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |         equality; and then, upon explaining those words, he presently
 2     II,  XIV |       here, that, in this way of explaining of time, I have begged what
 3     II,  XXI |        Such is the difficulty of explaining and giving clear notions
 4     II,  XXII|        is the most usual way, by explaining the names of actions we
 5    III,  III |     enumerated ideas. I have, in explaining the term man, followed here
 6    III,  III |        been said, being only the explaining of one word by several others,
 7    III,  IV  |         simple ideas, whether by explaining their causes, or any otherwise.
 8    III,  VII |    Neither is it enough, for the explaining of these words, to render
 9    III,  X   |        by that time he hath done explaining them, makes the words signify
10    III,  XI  |       defining. Thirdly, for the explaining the signification of the
11     IV,  VI  | intelligibly of the one, without explaining the other.~2. General truths
12     IV,  XX  |         assigning of reasons and explaining the manner of operation.