Book,  Chapter

1     II,  X     |  the understanding.~8. Two defects in the memory, oblivion
2     II,  X     |   wherein there may be two defects:—~First, That it loses the
3     II,  X     |  man, as finite. These are defects we may observe in the memory
4     II,  XI    |    order, produce suitable defects in men’s understandings
5     II,  XXIX  |    treated of Words, their defects, and abuses, in the following
6     II,  XXXIII|    Intellectual habits and defects this way contracted, are
7    III,  I     | the natural advantages and defects of language; and the remedies
8    III,  X     |  less useful than the real defects of it had made it; a gift
9    III,  XI    |    Remedies. To remedy the defects of speech before mentioned