Book,  Chapter

1      I,  III|        be known, when they are remembered, to have been perceptions
2      I,  III|       the mind is new, and not remembered; this consciousness of its
3      I,  III|      that consciousness is not remembered, or comes not out of the
4      I,  III|       known before, and is now remembered. If therefore there be any
5      I,  III| brought into the mind they are remembered, i.e. they bring with them
6      I,  III|  reason, or at any other time, remembered any of them; and to whom,
7     II,  XXI|    then, it is carefully to be remembered, That freedom consists in