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 1      I,  II    |          what I have proved by the examples before cited: nor need we
 2     II,  I     | acquaintance will furnish him with examples enough of such as pass most
 3     II,  VIII  |  themselves, which we call so.~16. Examples. Flame is denominated hot
 4     II,  VIII  |        some reason to explain.~19. Examples. Let us consider the red
 5     II,  XIX   |            shown here, by some few examples, of what sort these ideas
 6     II,  XXI   |         countries and ages furnish examples enough to confirm that received
 7     II,  XXXIII|          met with accounts, if not examples, of this nature, that may
 8    III,  II    |          ideas that he has not.~3. Examples of this. This is so necessary
 9    III,  XI    |    synonymous terms, or by showing examples. First, when a man makes
10     IV,  VIII  |     without any real knowledge.~3. Examples. For, at this rate, any