Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II   |     of reason; therefore, we agreeing, our principles are innate;”—
 2      I,  III  |    conceptions of him? Their agreeing in a name, or sound, will
 3     II,  XIII |      God, spirits, and body, agreeing in the same common nature
 4     II,  XIII |     the same sense body, and agreeing in the common nature of
 5     II,  XXXI | annexed), and of his own, as agreeing to it: to which if his own
 6     II,  XXXII|    the reason of things, nor agreeing to the idea commonly signified
 7    III,  III  | different specific names, as agreeing to those abstract ideas,
 8    III,  VI   |      a shape in other things agreeing with ours, have hairy tails;
 9     IV,  I    |   gold,~7. Of real existence agreeing to any idea. Fourthly, The
10     IV,  I    |     of actual real existence agreeing to any idea.~Within these
11     IV,  V    |    Real truth is about ideas agreeing to things.” Though what
12     IV,  XVII |  i.e. each intermediate idea agreeing on each side with those