Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I    |     use in a large sense, as comprehending not barely the actions of
2     II,  XVIII|      they are complex ideas, comprehending time and space with motion.~
3    III,  VI   |      are yet far enough from comprehending, in a settled signification,
4    III,  VI   | being in order to naming and comprehending them under general terms,
5    III,  VI   |  mind, to make general ideas comprehending several particulars, leaves
6     IV,  VI   |     general names stand, not comprehending their real constitutions,