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1      I,  II  |     and the rules of them,—abstracted from words, and antecedent
2     II,  XXXI|  weight, were the first he abstracted from it, to make the complex
3    III,  V   | complex ideas may be made, abstracted, and have names given them,
4    III,  V   |   not collections made and abstracted by the mind, in order to
5    III,  VI  |   yet the idea of it being abstracted, so that more substances (
6    III,  VI  |  voluntarily put together, abstracted, and gave the name kinneah
7    III,  VIII| any substance; but was the abstracted name of a mode, and its
8     IV,  III |   18. Of relations between abstracted ideas it is not easy to