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1     II,  XXI  | accidental harms, we add the fantastical uneasiness (as itch after
2     II,  XXX  |      Chapter XXX~Of Real and Fantastical Ideas ~1. Ideas considered
3     II,  XXX  |        First, either real or fantastical;~Secondly, adequate or inadequate;~
4     II,  XXX  |    or with their archetypes. Fantastical or chimerical, I call such
5     II,  XXX  |      they may not be thought fantastical: as if a man would give
6     II,  XXX  |      the contrary, those are fantastical which are made up of such
7     II,  XXXII|      I may be justly thought fantastical in the naming; but not erroneous
8    III,  X    |       When they are names of fantastical imaginations. Fifthly, He
9    III,  X    |  another man’s head with the fantastical imaginations of his own