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1   Read         | gravity of their actions, and accordingly denominate them virtues
2     II,  XI    |        and to denominate them accordingly. Thus the same colour being
3     II,  XV    |       days and years, and are accordingly our measures of time; but
4     II,  XXVIII|       try their goodness, and accordingly to name them, which is,
5     II,  XXIX  |   variety of simple ones, may accordingly be very clear and distinct
6     IV,  VI    |       of those ideas together accordingly in propositions, can with
7     IV,  XI    |      things, and to be swayed accordingly; how vain, I say, it is
8     IV,  XIV   |   given them here, they shall accordingly receive their rewards at