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1 Read | determined, when applied to a complex idea, I mean such an one 2 Read | of certain simple or less complex ideas, joined in such a 3 II, II | them are simple and some complex.~Though the qualities that 4 II, II | can make at pleasure new complex ideas. But it is not in 5 II, III | frequently the ingredients of our complex ideas; amongst which, I 6 II, VII | before mentioned, or any complex idea not made out of those 7 II, XI | and combines them into complex ones. Under this of composition 8 II, XI | so much appear as in more complex ones, yet it is nevertheless 9 II, XI | of his master make up the complex idea a dog has of him, or 10 II, XI | ever compound them and make complex ideas. And perhaps even 11 II, XI | where we think they have complex ideas, it is only one simple 12 II, XI | I have to say concerning complex ones, for these following 13 II, XI | precise, and distinct than complex ones,—we may the better 14 II, XI | operations about those which are complex, wherein we are much more 15 II, XII | Chapter XII~Of Complex Ideas ~1. Made by the mind 16 II, XII | compound one; and thus all complex ideas are made. (2) The 17 II, XII | ideas, whether simple or complex, together, and setting them 18 II, XII | in the consideration of complex ideas, and come to the other 19 II, XII | ones put together, I call complex;—such as are beauty, gratitude, 20 II, XII | various simple ideas, or complex ideas made up of simple 21 II, XII | ideas it has, and make new complex ones, which it never received 22 II, XII | never received so united.~3. Complex ideas are either of modes, 23 II, XII | substances, or relations. COMPLEX IDEAS, however compounded 24 II, XII | First, Modes I call such complex ideas which, however compounded, 25 II, XII | put together to make one complex one;—v.g. beauty, consisting 26 II, XII | Thirdly, the last sort of complex ideas is that we call Relation, 27 II, XIII | Chapter XIII~Complex Ideas of Simple Modes:— 28 II, XV | that kind out of which our complex modes of space, extension, 29 II, XVI | together, we come by the complex ideas of the modes of it. 30 II, XVI | one to one, we have the complex idea of a couple; by putting 31 II, XVI | units together, we have the complex idea of a dozen; and so 32 II, XVI | collect scattered ideas into complex ones, and range them in 33 II, XVIII | and then proceed to more complex ideas.~2. Simple modes of 34 II, XVIII | put together; so they are complex ideas, comprehending time 35 II, XVIII | together, which make that complex idea called a tune, which 36 II, XVIII | compound them, and so make new complex ideas. But, though white, 37 II, XVIII | been modified, or made into complex ideas, by several combinations, 38 II, XVIII | modified to a great variety of complex ideas, with names belonging 39 II, XVIII | modified, and gave those complex ideas names, that they might 40 II, XVIII | men in framing different complex ideas, and giving them names, 41 II, XVIII | and applied to several complex ideas of modified actions, 42 II, XVIII | words standing for certain complex ideas, which being seldom 43 II, XVIII | who, having framed the complex ideas which these words 44 II, XXI | make so great a part of our complex ideas of natural substances, ( 45 II, XXI | principal ingredient in our complex ideas of substances, as 46 II, XXII | mixed modes; such are the complex ideas we mark by the names 47 II, XXII | thereby distinguished from the complex ideas of substances.~2. 48 II, XXII | and so make variety of complex ideas, without examining 49 II, XXII | of men, several of those complex ideas, which were consequent 50 II, XXII | names that stood for such complex ideas were in use, and so 51 II, XXII | usual way of getting these complex ideas is, by the explication 52 II, XXII | those words, though that complex combination of simple ideas 53 II, XXII | considering them as one complex one, consisting of those 54 II, XXII | simple ideas to make one complex one, but such collections 55 II, XXII | nature to be united into one complex idea, as the killing a man’ 56 II, XXII | not taken for a particular complex idea, nor a distinct species 57 II, XXII | collections of ideas into complex modes, and affix names to 58 II, XXII | memories by multiplying of complex ideas with names to them, 59 II, XXII | become so many distinct complex ideas in their minds. Thus 60 II, XXII | because they stood for complex ideas which were not in 61 II, XXII | they become new species of complex modes. What a number of 62 II, XXII | ways whereby we get these complex ideas of mixed modes:—(1) 63 II, XXII | represent to another any complex idea we would have him conceive; 64 II, XXII | same name for. For all our complex ideas are ultimately resolvable 65 II, XXII | as I may so say, are also complex ideas. Thus, the mixed mode 66 II, XXII | in the analysis of that complex idea we call a lie: what 67 II, XXII | simple idea that goes to this complex one; which, from what has 68 II, XXII | same may be done in all our complex ideas whatsoever; which, 69 II, XXII | modifications have been made most complex modes, with names to them. 70 II, XXII | amongst men without such complex ideas, with names to them: 71 II, XXII | which, together, make up the complex ones signified by those 72 II, XXIII | Chapter XXIII~Of our Complex Ideas of Substances ~1. 73 II, XXIII | together, that make the true complex idea of those substances, 74 II, XXIII | must take notice, that our complex ideas of substances, besides 75 II, XXIII | powers a great part of our complex ideas of substances. For 76 II, XXIII | one of the ideas of the complex one of that substance we 77 II, XXIII | so drawn is a part of the complex one we call iron: which 78 II, XXIII | make them a part of the complex idea of it. For all those 79 II, XXIII | simple ideas which make the complex ones of the sort? of substances; 80 II, XXIII | in themselves, are truly complex ideas. And in this looser 81 II, XXIII | make a great part of our complex ideas of substances; since 82 II, XXIII | considerable part of the complex idea of the several sorts 83 II, XXIII | sorts of ideas make our complex ones of corporeal substances. 84 II, XXIII | The ideas that make our complex ones of corporeal substances, 85 II, XXIII | make a great part of our complex ideas of particular substances. 86 II, XXIII | make a great part of our complex ideas of substances. He 87 II, XXIII | He that will examine his complex idea of gold, will find 88 II, XXIII | necessary to make up our complex idea of gold, as its colour 89 II, XXIII | terms, yet in effect are complex and compounded. Thus the 90 II, XXIII | substances. Besides the complex ideas we have of material 91 II, XXIII | we are able to frame the complex idea of an immaterial spirit. 92 II, XXIII | in body or spirit. By the complex idea of extended, figured, 93 II, XXIII | infinite spirit.~22. Our complex idea of an immaterial spirit 94 II, XXIII | immaterial spirit and our complex idea of body compared. Let 95 II, XXIII | Let us compare, then, our complex idea of an immaterial spirit 96 II, XXIII | immaterial spirit with our complex idea of body, and see whether 97 II, XXIII | These, I think, are our complex ideas of soul and body, 98 II, XXIII | But whichever of these complex ideas be clearest, that 99 II, XXIII | of God himself.~33. Our complex idea of God. For if we examine 100 II, XXIII | the same way; and that the complex ideas we have both of God, 101 II, XXIII | them together, make our complex idea of God. For that the 102 II, XXIII | been already shown.~34. Our complex idea of God as infinite. 103 II, XXIII | knowledge, &c., makes that complex idea, whereby we represent 104 II, XXIII | other idea of him, but a complex one of existence, knowledge, 105 II, XXIII | God.~36. No ideas in our complex ideas of spirits, but those 106 II, XXIII | is not also a part of our complex idea of other spirits. Because, 107 II, XXIII | substratum, make up our complex ideas of several sorts of 108 II, XXIII | reflection; as is evident in the complex ideas we have of angels, 109 II, XXIII | simple ideas that make up our complex ideas of substances, when 110 II, XXIII | the ideas that make our complex idea of gold are yellowness, 111 II, XXIV | one idea. Besides these complex ideas of several single 112 II, XXIV | c., the mind hath also complex collective ideas of substances; 113 II, XXIV | severally either simple or complex ideas into one, as it does, 114 II, XXIV | the same faculty, make the complex ideas of particular substances, 115 II, XXIV | the collective mode, or complex idea, of any number, as 116 II, XXV | ideas, whether simple or complex, that the mind has of things 117 II, XXV | nothing in my mind but the complex idea of the species, man. 118 II, XXV | idea, whether simple or complex, may be the occasion why 119 II, XXV | and producing in us the complex idea of one thing, which 120 II, XXVI | which produces any simple or complex idea we denote by the general 121 II, XXVI | called ashes; i.e., another complex idea, consisting of a collection 122 II, XXVI | quite different from that complex idea which we call wood; 123 II, XXVII | which we have made to he our complex idea of man makes the same 124 II, XXVII | composition whereof the complex idea is made, whenever existence 125 II, XXVIII| are framed into distinct complex ideas, are, as has been 126 II, XXVIII| example: let us consider the complex idea we signify by the word 127 II, XXIX | between the simple and the complex; and observed how the complex 128 II, XXIX | complex; and observed how the complex ones are divided into those 129 II, XXIX | so far are they obscure. Complex ideas, as they are made 130 II, XXIX | are the ingredients of any complex one is determinate and certain.~ 131 II, XXIX | chiefly these following:~Complex Ideas made up of too few 132 II, XXIX | simple ones. First, when any complex idea (for it is complex 133 II, XXIX | complex idea (for it is complex ideas that are most liable 134 II, XXIX | distinct from all others, the complex idea he annexes to that 135 II, XXIX | collect and unite into one complex idea, as precisely as is 136 II, XXIX | wilful. Some ideas are so complex, and made up of so many 137 II, XXIX | divine for what precise complex idea such a name stands 138 II, XXIX | here say no more of it.~13. Complex ideas may be distinct in 139 II, XXIX | confused in another. Our complex ideas, being made up of 140 II, XXIX | concerning that part of his complex idea which depends upon 141 II, XXX | what it has received.~3. Complex ideas are voluntary combinations. 142 II, XXX | not so in respect of its complex ideas. For those being combinations 143 II, XXX | liberty in forming those complex ideas: how else comes it 144 II, XXX | steadily, is a mixed mode, or a complex idea of an action which 145 II, XXX | anything but itself.~5. Complex ideas of substances are 146 II, XXX | of things. Thirdly, Our complex ideas of substances, being 147 II, XXX | but much more are those complex ideas so, which contain 148 II, XXXI | but proceed to show what complex ideas are adequate, and 149 II, XXXI | adequate. Secondly, our complex ideas of modes, being voluntary 150 II, XXXI | than itself has, in that complex idea of three sides and 151 II, XXXI | certainly in his mind that complex idea made up of that combination: 152 II, XXXI | other mind. Therefore these complex ideas of modes, which they 153 II, XXXI | representation of them at all. The complex ideas we have of substances 154 II, XXXI | exist together. But such a complex idea cannot be the real 155 II, XXXI | body would depend on that complex idea, and be deducible from 156 II, XXXI | are deducible from the complex idea of three lines including 157 II, XXXI | it is plain that in our complex ideas of substances are 158 II, XXXI | necessary connexion with that complex idea, or any part of it: 159 II, XXXI | substances, whereof we make their complex ideas, are so many and various, 160 II, XXXI | and various, that no man’s complex idea contains them all. 161 II, XXXI | contains them all. That our complex ideas of substances do not 162 II, XXXI | do rarely put into their complex idea of any substance all 163 II, XXXI | ideas whereof we make our complex ones of substances are all 164 II, XXXI | powers usually make up our complex ideas of substances. Whosoever 165 II, XXXI | abstracted from it, to make the complex idea of that species. Which 166 II, XXXI | together, usually make the complex idea in men’s minds of that 167 II, XXXI | powers not contained in our complex ideas of them. But no one 168 II, XXXI | properties not contained in that complex idea. Some who have examined 169 II, XXXI | as many ideas go to the complex idea of gold as any one 170 II, XXXI | inadequate. So that all our complex ideas of substances are 171 II, XXXI | if we were to have our complex ideas of them, only by collecting 172 II, XXXI | inadequate. Secondly, the complex ideas of substances are 173 II, XXXI | so not have an adequate complex idea of the powers of any 174 II, XXXI | relations; which is that sort of complex idea of substances we have. 175 II, XXXI | and actually had, in our complex idea, an exact collection 176 II, XXXI | cannot be adequate. Thirdly, complex ideas of modes and relations 177 II, XXXI | exact conformity with those complex ideas. The ideas, therefore, 178 II, XXXII | concerning its abstract complex ideas. For the natural tendency 179 II, XXXII | be false in this sense. Complex ideas are much more liable 180 II, XXXII | in this respect; and the complex ideas of mixed modes, much 181 II, XXXII | termed false but only our complex ideas of substances.~14. 182 II, XXXII | Secondly, neither can our complex ideas of modes, in reference 183 II, XXXII | false; because whatever complex ideas I have of any mode, 184 II, XXXII | existing things. Thirdly, our complex ideas of substances, being 185 II, XXXII | horse, is joined in the same complex idea the power of barking 186 II, XXXII | be said to have a false complex idea, as well as when he 187 II, XXXII | fixedness. For either way, the complex idea of gold being made 188 II, XXXII | he leave out of this his complex idea that of fixedness quite, 189 II, XXXII | not. (2) When it having a complex idea made up of such a collection 190 II, XXXII | being so. (3) When in its complex idea it has united a certain 191 II, XXXII | and fusible, it takes that complex idea to be the complete 192 II, XXXII | when I judge that this complex idea contains in it the 193 II, XXXII | any one body, of which the complex idea of that kind of things 194 II, XXXII | cannot be wrong; unless complex ones, wherein inconsistent 195 III, I | of some ideas, simple or complex, or all ideas together; 196 III, II | he uses it, stands for a complex idea of a shining yellow 197 III, II | stand as a sign of such a complex idea as he has not.~4. Words 198 III, III | by the way we enlarge our complex ideas from infancy. But, 199 III, III | but only leave out of the complex idea they had of Peter and 200 III, III | And further enlarge our complex ideas, by still leaving 201 III, III | and partial ideas of more complex ones. That this is the way 202 III, III | and partial ideas of more complex ones, taken at first from 203 III, III | much of those particular complex ideas of several particular 204 III, III | found to agree in? Of the complex ideas signified by the names 205 III, III | those making a new distinct complex idea, and giving the name 206 III, III | motion, and the remaining complex idea, made up of the remaining 207 III, III | considers that at least the complex ones are often, in several 208 III, III | else but, those abstract complex ideas to which we have annexed 209 III, III | qualities to that abstract complex idea to which that name 210 III, III | those names to stand for complex abstract ideas that contained 211 III, IV | definition; the names of all complex ideas are. It has not, that 212 III, IV | 12. The contrary shown in complex ideas, by instances of a 213 III, IV | case is quite otherwise in complex ideas; which, consisting 214 III, IV | composition, to imprint complex ideas in the mind which 215 III, IV | simple ideas that make that complex one, being such as he never 216 III, IV | excite them in his mind.~14. Complex ideas definable only when 217 III, IV | understand, the names of complex ideas that are made up of 218 III, IV | rationality being left out of the complex idea of man, makes it agree 219 III, V | comformable. But, in its complex ideas of mixed modes, the 220 III, V | of mixed modes, as in the complex idea of substances, examine 221 III, V | such a collection into one complex idea, that makes the archetype 222 III, V | wherein this making of these complex ideas consists; and that 223 III, V | reflect that this sort of complex ideas may be made, abstracted, 224 III, V | independent ideas into one complex one; and, by the common 225 III, V | those are combined into one complex idea, and thereby made the 226 III, V | arbitrarily unites into complex ideas such as it finds convenient; 227 III, V | random. But, though these complex ideas or essences of mixed 228 III, V | reason at all. Though these complex ideas be not always copied 229 III, V | ideas collected into one complex one. In the making therefore 230 III, V | have combined into distinct complex ideas, and given names to; 231 III, V | men make and name so many complex ideas of these mixed modes 232 III, V | occasion to make several complex ideas, and given names to 233 III, V | ten amongst the names of complex ideas, especially of mixed 234 III, V | mind makes those abstract complex ideas to which specific 235 III, V | the loose parts of those complex ideas being made by the 236 III, V | together, in the unity of one complex idea, is that very word 237 III, V | never been united into one complex idea, under one denomination. 238 III, V | wherein the parts of that complex idea have a settled and 239 III, V | or giving a name to that complex idea.~12. For the originals 240 III, V | likewise, we may learn why the complex ideas of mixed modes are 241 III, V | does it contain in that complex one, which the mind of man 242 III, V | that one name? Whereas the complex ideas of the sorts of substances 243 III, V | that name, but barely that complex idea the mind itself has 244 III, V | essences, being abstract complex ideas, made arbitrarily 245 III, V | endeavour to frame these complex ideas: unless a man will 246 III, V | with a company of abstract complex ideas, which, others having 247 III, V | still, where, making a new complex idea, one also, by giving 248 III, VI | being made signs of such complex ideas wherein several particular 249 III, VI | essence of gold is that complex idea the word gold stands 250 III, VI | a certain shape, be the complex idea to which I and others 251 III, VI | yet nobody will say that complex idea is the real essence 252 III, VI | are the ingredients of our complex idea, is something quite 253 III, VI | of some species, or the complex idea signified by some general 254 III, VI | reason to be a part of the complex idea the name man stands 255 III, VI | which makes a part of the complex idea the name of a sort 256 III, VI | properties, accompanying that complex idea. Here are essences 257 III, VI | names, according to the complex ideas in us, and not according 258 III, VI | species, without knowing the complex idea of sensible qualities 259 III, VI | each of them, we have the complex idea of an eternal, omniscient, 260 III, VI | are nothing but distinct complex ideas, with distinct names 261 III, VI | that, having framed perfect complex ideas of the properties 262 III, VI | signification, for that complex idea which I or any one 263 III, VI | and thereof to make one complex idea. Which, though it be 264 III, VI | respect of us, is the whole complex idea comprehended and marked 265 III, VI | of the word man, or the complex idea signified by the name, 266 III, VI | that annexes the name to a complex idea, made up of sense and 267 III, VI | other measures than the complex ideas of our own collecting: 268 III, VI | less. For if two abstract complex ideas differ either in number 269 III, VI | the mind, in making its complex ideas of substances, only 270 III, VI | fixedness of gold, to be the complex ideas of any real substances; 271 III, VI | ideas so united made their complex ones of substances. For, 272 III, VI | though men may make what complex ideas they please, and give 273 III, VI | mind of man, in making its complex ideas of substances, never 274 III, VI | qualities comprehended in our complex idea to be there also: and 275 III, VI | the composition of those complex ideas are, in several men, 276 III, VI | individuals that agree in that complex idea, without enumerating 277 III, VI | conversation, it is plain that this complex idea, wherein they observe 278 III, VI | accurately. In some, this complex idea contains a greater, 279 III, VI | right to be put into the complex idea of that substance wherein 280 III, VI | called genera. These are complex ideas designedly imperfect: 281 III, VI | each sort, and retaining a complex idea made up of those that 282 III, VI | always the name of a less complex idea; and that each genus 283 III, VI | things, as they agreed in the complex idea of extension and solidity, 284 III, VI | and he that had made a complex idea of a body, with life, 285 III, VI | that correspond to that complex idea. This is the proper 286 III, VI | in discourse for all my complex idea mentioned in that description; 287 III, VI | of malleableness, in the complex idea the name gold is by 288 III, VI | put in, it is still the complex idea to which that name 289 III, VI | man, making this or that complex idea.~36. Nature makes the 290 III, VI | the other, and distinct complex ideas to which those names 291 III, VI | no, relates only to the complex idea to which the name watch 292 III, VI | watches, and to such precise complex ideas give names that shall 293 III, VI | or disagreement with the complex idea that the name man stands 294 III, VI | simple ideas that make up the complex ideas designed by the name 295 III, VI | the name man, which is our complex idea usually annexed to 296 III, VI | clear; and to show how the complex ideas of modes are referred 297 III, VI | that here were two distinct complex ideas of mixed modes, with 298 III, VI | other. I ask, whether the complex idea in Adam’s mind, which 299 III, VI | contained and united in that complex one; it must necessarily 300 III, VI | that he had, to make what complex ideas of mixed modes they 301 III, VI | indeed their ideas of these complex modes were liable to be 302 III, VI | it; and abstracting this complex idea, consisting of a substance 303 III, VI | no simple idea into his complex one, but what he has the 304 III, VI | were, to be put into the complex idea signified by the name 305 III, VI | of the ingredients of the complex idea which the name zahab 306 III, VI | a necessary part of the complex idea signified by the common 307 III, VI | had at first to make any complex ideas of mixed modes by 308 III, IX | they stand for are very complex, and made up of a great 309 III, IX | ideas they stand for are so complex. First, The names of mixed 310 III, IX | great composition these complex ideas are often made up 311 III, IX | a word stands for a very complex idea that is compounded 312 III, IX | signification; since one man’s complex idea seldom agrees with 313 III, IX | many of the parts of those complex ideas which are not visible 314 III, IX | other ideas that make up the complex one named murder. They have 315 III, IX | scarce any name of any very complex idea (to say nothing of 316 III, IX | names of such kind of very complex ideas are naturally liable 317 III, IX | a whole country, yet the complex collective idea which every 318 III, IX | and then, to know what complex ideas they stand for, they 319 III, IX | inconvenience to have them stand for complex ideas different from those 320 III, IX | in their minds the same complex ideas which they make them 321 III, IX | follow Nature, suit our complex ideas to real existences, 322 III, IX | equal right to go into the complex specific idea which the 323 III, IX | qualities which make up the complex ideas, being most of them 324 III, IX | various and uncertain. For the complex ideas of substances, being 325 III, IX | a right to put into his complex idea those qualities he 326 III, IX | same right to put into his complex idea signified by the word 327 III, IX | ground of their union in one complex idea, who can say one of 328 III, IX | unavoidably follow, that the complex ideas of substances in men 329 III, IX | fixedness, a part of his complex idea of gold, may make propositions 330 III, IX | fixedness, part of that complex idea that the name gold, 331 III, IX | it a sign of a different complex idea. This made them perceive 332 III, IX | make of that combination a complex idea to which they give 333 III, IX | retained, than the more complex ones, and therefore are 334 III, IX | or iron; yet the precise complex idea others make them the 335 III, X | they knew or had framed the complex ideas to which they were 336 III, X | anthropos, or man, stand for his complex idea, made up of the idea 337 III, X | appearances, as Aristotle make the complex idea to which he gave the 338 III, X | signify nothing truly but a complex idea of properties united 339 III, X | which, not being in our complex idea, the name we use can 340 III, X | Hence we think change of our complex ideas of substances not 341 III, X | make the composition of the complex one being left out or changed, 342 III, X | whereof is, because the complex idea signified by that name 343 III, X | gold, one puts into his complex idea what another leaves 344 III, X | depend. He that adds to his complex idea of gold that of fixedness 345 III, X | other, of which his former complex idea consisted. But this 346 III, X | signify nothing but the complex ideas they have in their 347 III, X | particular thing agree to his complex idea expressed by the name 348 III, X | that there are few names of complex ideas which any two men 349 III, X | that may be, when they have complex ideas without having any 350 III, X | and nothing else.~27. When complex ideas are without names 351 III, X | them. Secondly, He that has complex ideas, without particular 352 III, X | words to communicate his complex ideas, which he is therefore 353 III, X | empty sounds. He that hath complex ideas without names for 354 III, X | things: for modes being complex ideas, made by the mind 355 III, XI | not having both the same complex ideas to which they give 356 III, XI | name bird were found in the complex idea of a bat or no; and 357 III, XI | be clear and distinct; if complex, must be determinate, i.e. 358 III, XI | the component parts that complex idea consists of: and if 359 III, XI | If any one who makes his complex idea of justice to be, such 360 III, XI | which makes a part of his complex idea of justice, it is plain 361 III, XI | excused from settling the complex ideas of mixed modes so 362 III, XI | has in most names of very complex ideas); or where the term, 363 III, XI | ideas which make up our complex idea of that species annexed, 364 III, XI | be as apt to signify a complex idea made up of animality 365 III, XI | necessary to be taken into our complex idea, signified by the word 366 III, XI | to rest in the ordinary complex idea commonly received as 367 III, XI | themselves, as well as for the complex idea in other men’s minds, 368 III, XI | rectify and settle our complex idea belonging to each specific 369 III, XI | we ought to tell what the complex idea is that we make such 370 III, XI | suppositions are false; no names of complex ideas having so settled 371 IV, I | aqua regia, which make our complex idea signified by the word 372 IV, III | for these, or some such complex ideas as these, in men’s 373 IV, III | those that make up that complex idea?~10. Because the connexion 374 IV, III | simple ideas whereof our complex ideas of substances are 375 IV, III | bodies. The ideas that our complex ones of substances are made 376 IV, III | qualities which make our complex idea of gold, it is impossible 377 IV, III | always co-exist with that complex idea we have of it, or else 378 IV, III | joined with that of our complex idea of any substance: since 379 IV, III | co-existence. So, that, let our complex idea of any species of substances 380 IV, III | those ideas which make our complex one of that sort of things. 381 IV, III | ideas are commonly more complex than those of the figures 382 IV, III | hardly avoidable in very complex moral ideas, where the same 383 IV, III | left out, or put in the complex one (still called by the 384 IV, III | intervention of several other complex ideas to show the agreement 385 IV, IV | for real knowledge.~5. All complex ideas, except ideas of substances, 386 IV, IV | archetypes. Secondly, All our complex ideas, except those of substances, 387 IV, IV | substances, are all our complex ideas. Which, as I have 388 IV, IV | go to the making up the complex ideas of those modes. But 389 IV, IV | nicknamed ideas.~11. Our complex ideas of substances have 390 IV, IV | There is another sort of complex ideas, which, being referred 391 IV, IV | themselves.~12. So far as our complex ideas agree with those archetypes 392 IV, IV | substances—That all our complex ideas of them must be such, 393 IV, V | meditation contains in it complex ideas. Which is a great 394 IV, V | propositions about the more complex ideas, as of a man, vitriol, 395 IV, V | occurs much easier than the complex idea itself, which requires 396 IV, VI | especially if the ideas be very complex, and made up of a great 397 IV, VI | essences, different from the complex idea in the mind of the 398 IV, VI | particular things in which the complex idea it stands for is to 399 IV, VI | by them, but because the complex ideas they stand for are 400 IV, VI | few cases be known. The complex ideas that our names of 401 IV, VI | essence, for example, be the complex idea of a body of a certain 402 IV, VI | other simple idea of our complex one, or with the whole combination 403 IV, VI | gold; so, if we make our complex idea of gold, a body yellow, 404 IV, VI | or deny of a body whose complex idea is made up of yellow, 405 IV, VI | malleableness be a part of the complex idea the word gold stands 406 IV, VI | proposition. Because, let the complex idea of gold be made up 407 IV, VI | appear to depend on that complex idea, nor follow from any 408 IV, VI | qualities we unite into one complex idea, under one name, the 409 IV, VI | qualities not contained in our complex idea: since we perceive 410 IV, VI | with them. But whilst our complex ideas of the sorts of substances 411 IV, VI | certainty. But yet so far as any complex idea of any sort of substances 412 IV, VI | or any other part of the complex idea signified by that name, 413 IV, VI | qualities which make our complex ideas of substances depend 414 IV, VI | and make no part of the complex ideas we frame of those 415 IV, VI | in them, and of which our complex ideas of them are made up. 416 IV, VI | incapacity.~15. Whilst our complex ideas of substances contain 417 IV, VI | is evident, the abstract complex ideas of substances. for 418 IV, VII | the name body being the complex idea of extension and resistibility 419 IV, VII | and their application to complex ideas is dangerous. But 420 IV, VII | wherein are words standing for complex ideas, v.g. man, horse, 421 IV, VII | made of terms standing for complex ideas, than where the propositions 422 IV, VII | understanding makes up the single complex idea which he calls man, 423 IV, VII | constant simple ideas of the complex idea he calls man; and therefore 424 IV, VII | which he is to make his complex idea called man.~17. Another 425 IV, VII | Perhaps another makes up the complex idea which he calls man, 426 IV, VII | clear knowledge of such a complex idea, it is certain that 427 IV, VIII | propositions in which a part of any complex idea is predicated of the 428 IV, VIII | propositions is, when a part of the complex idea is predicated of the 429 IV, VIII | to a man who knows the complex idea the name lead stands 430 IV, VIII | simple ideas that go to the complex one signified by the term 431 IV, VIII | of the simple ideas of a complex one of the name of the whole 432 IV, VIII | of the name of the whole complex idea; as, “All gold is fusible.” 433 IV, VIII | goes to the making up the complex one the sound gold stands 434 IV, VIII | quality be left out of the complex idea, of which the sound 435 IV, VIII | name gold stands for this complex idea of body, yellow, heavy, 436 IV, VIII | altogether make up that complex idea which is called man, 437 IV, VIII | consequence of its precise complex idea, but not contained 438 IV, VIII | angles, making no part of the complex idea signified by the name 439 IV, VIII | propositions wherein a part of the complex idea which any term stands 440 IV, XII | co-exist with those of my complex idea, v.g. whether that 441 IV, XII | way or the other from my complex idea: the necessity or inconsistence 442 IV, XII | now, perhaps, a part of my complex idea, part of my nominal 443 IV, XII | whereby though I make my complex idea to which I affix the 444 IV, XII | cannot be certain, from this complex idea, whether gold be fixed 445 IV, XII | be discovered betwixt a complex idea of a body yellow, heavy, 446 IV, XII | are the ingredients of our complex ones, should be clear and