Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II    |    tacit assent of their minds agrees to what their practice contradicts.
2     II,  VIII  |    this also every one readily agrees to. And yet men are hardly
3     II,  XXVIII|       judge whether the action agrees or disagrees with the rule;
4     II,  XXXII |     other reason, but that his agrees not with the ideas which
5    III,  VI    | essence; or, which is all one, agrees to that abstract idea, that
6    III,  VI    |    idea signified by the name, agrees, are men, and the other
7    III,  IX    |      man’s complex idea seldom agrees with another’s, and often
8     IV,  XVII  |       if the intermediate idea agrees with those it is on both