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1 Ded | is not that I think any name, how great soever, set at 2 Read | passes for and under the name of vice in another. The 3 Read | to think he brought in my name on this occasion only out 4 Read | variation determined, to a name or articulate sound, which 5 Read | in it, when a man gives a name to it. I say should be, 6 Read | without any change to that name, and that name determined 7 Read | change to that name, and that name determined to that precise 8 I, I | count seven, and has got the name and idea of equality; and 9 I, I | would gladly have any one name that proposition whose terms 10 I, II | They have not so much as a name for God, and have no religion, 11 I, II | innate principle, when the name or sound virtue, is so hard 12 I, II | prepare himself to bear the name of whimsical, sceptical, 13 I, III | as their lives do.~9. The name of God not universal or 14 I, III | were to be found without a name, and some few dark notions 15 I, III | contrary, is the want of such a name, or the absence of such 16 I, III | of any such thing nor a name for it; or be any show of 17 I, III | God and idea of fire. The name of God being once mentioned 18 I, III | general reception of this name, and some imperfect and 19 I, III | notion of such a thing, nor name for it, how generally soever 20 I, III | as far removed from any name, or notion, of a God, till 21 I, III | ideas of God under the same name. Can it be thought that 22 I, III | under one and the same name, men have far different, 23 I, III | him? Their agreeing in a name, or sound, will scarce prove 24 I, III | speaking the same language, a name for himself, but not any 25 I, III | people who agreed in the name, had, at the same time, 26 I, III | consent in anything but the name; for those wise men being 27 I, III | shall find that, though the name of God be frequently in 28 I, III | notions they apply this name to are so odd, low, and 29 II, IV | different ideas under the same name, can in that case talk with 30 II, IX | though he could unerringly name them by his touch, and certainly 31 II, IX | and so have obtained the name of sensitive plants, from 32 II, XI | in should have a distinct name, names must be endless. 33 II, XI | and having given it the name whiteness, it by that sound 34 II, XII | thing, and signified by one name.~2. Made voluntarily. In 35 II, XIII | body is called so;—if the name substance stands for three 36 II, XIII | possibly to be wished that the name extension were applied only 37 II, XV | occasion to think by the name duration, that the continuation 38 II, XV | other, wanting a proper name, I know not whether I may 39 II, XVI | collective idea, marked by the name two. And whosoever can do 40 II, XVI | of any number, and gave a name to it, may count, or have 41 II, XVI | idea, a new or distinct name or sign, whereby to know 42 II, XVI | put together, without a name or mark to distinguish that 43 II, XVI | in the way we take now to name them, by millions of millions 44 II, XVI | before, with the distinct name or sign of every one of 45 II, XVII | is to which we give the name of infinity, cannot do it 46 II, XIX | our language has scarce a name for it: when the ideas that 47 II, XX | And, on the contrary, we name that evil which is apt to 48 II, XXI | usually called by another name. And the ordinary way of 49 II, XXI | called free. However, the name faculty, which men have 50 II, XXI | when the will, under the name of a faculty, is considered 51 II, XXI | concerning the mind, with the name of faculties, a notion of 52 II, XXI | of the mind whose proper name is willing or volition; 53 II, XXI | contemplation, that carries the name which operates strongest, 54 II, XXI | wise man? Is it worth the name of freedom to be at liberty 55 II, XXI | which scarce deserves the name of wrong judgment; but of 56 II, XXII | of them committed.~4. The name ties the parts of mixed 57 II, XXII | generally to complete it, is one name given to that combination. 58 II, XXII | father; yet, there being no name standing precisely for the 59 II, XXII | the one, as there is the name of parricide to mark the 60 II, XXII | and has with us the same name for. For all our complex 61 II, XXII | of speaking by a peculiar name, parrhesia: which power 62 II, XXII | same thing, is that idea we name habit; when it is forward, 63 II, XXIII | united in one subject, by one name; which, by inadvertency, 64 II, XXIII | which we give the general name substance, being nothing 65 II, XXIII | support we denote by the name substance, though it be 66 II, XXIII | to be understood, when I name any of these potentialities 67 II, XXIII | Englishman signifies by the name swan, is white colour, long 68 II, XXIV | whatsoever, signified by the name world, is as much one idea 69 II, XXIV | conception, and signified by one name. For there are no things 70 II, XXIV | in that signified by the name universe. ~ 71 II, XXV | But when I give Caius the name husband, I intimate some 72 II, XXV | and when I give him the name whiter, I intimate some 73 II, XXV | is, no doubt, a relative name, as well as a wife: but 74 II, XXV | in the thing to which the name is applied, and then it 75 II, XXV | divers parts, and under one name, it is a positive or absolute 76 II, XXV | substance, mode, or relation, or name of either of them, which 77 II, XXV | even the relation itself a name.~8. Our ideas of relations 78 II, XXV | relation I think on, or have a name for: v.g. comparing two 79 II, XXVI | we denote by the general name, cause, and that which is 80 II, XXVII | the idea belonging to that name, such must be the identity; 81 II, XXVII | Person, as I take it, is the name for this self. Wherever 82 II, XXVII | specific idea to which the name is applied, if that idea 83 II, XXVIII| First, The first I shall name is some one simple idea, 84 II, XXVIII| have not so much as the name for a horse; and in others, 85 II, XXVIII| things often wants a relative name, importing that reference, 86 II, XXVIII| Because there is no peculiar name for those who are under 87 II, XXVIII| everywhere should give the name of virtue to those actions, 88 II, XXVIII| called often by the same name. Sunt sua praemia laudi, 89 II, XXVIII| goodness, and accordingly to name them, which is, as it were, 90 II, XXVIII| of God, will deserve the name of sin; to the law of fashion, 91 II, XXVIII| the positive mode has one name, and another name as it 92 II, XXVIII| has one name, and another name as it stands in relation 93 II, XXVIII| in substances, where one name, v.g. man, is used to signify 94 II, XXVIII| comprehended together under one name, and the game word made 95 II, XXVIII| called stealing: but that name, being commonly understood 96 II, XXVIII| denominated stealing, as the name of such a mixed mode; yet 97 II, XXVIII| transgression, though the name stealing ordinarily carries 98 II, XXVIII| of others using the same name.~20. The notion of relation 99 II, XXIX | visible objects, we give the name of obscure to that which 100 II, XXIX | each sort by its peculiar name may be marked, and discoursed 101 II, XXIX | well be called by another name as that which it is expressed 102 II, XXIX | make it deserve a different name, are left out. Thus, he 103 II, XXIX | though it hath the peculiar name leopard, is not distinguishable 104 II, XXIX | may as well come under the name lynx as leopard. How much 105 II, XXIX | whether it more belongs to the name that is given it than to 106 II, XXIX | the applying it to some name to which it does no more 107 II, XXIX | state to belong more to the name man, or Caesar, than to 108 II, XXIX | or Caesar, than to the name baboon, or Pompey: which 109 II, XXIX | ranked under some ordinary name to which it cannot be discerned 110 II, XXIX | than it does to some other name of an allowed different 111 II, XXIX | that frequently gives the name of confused to our ideas, 112 II, XXIX | idea) cannot belong to one name rather than another, and 113 II, XXIX | when a man designs, by any name, a sort of things, or any 114 II, XXIX | idea he annexes to that name is the more distinct, the 115 II, XXIX | idea belonging to another name, and so should be a different 116 II, XXIX | properly called by that name as the other it is ranked 117 II, XXIX | apply steadily the same name. But this neither accommodating 118 II, XXIX | of simple ideas under one name: much less are we able constantly 119 II, XXIX | precise complex idea such a name stands in another man’s 120 II, XXIX | which we have clear; and the name which is familiar to us, 121 II, XXIX | frequently in our mouths the name Eternity, we are apt to 122 II, XXX | united under one general name, it is plain that the mind 123 II, XXX | ordinary signification of the name that is given them, that 124 II, XXX | if a man would give the name of justice to that idea 125 II, XXX | first of these, having the name courage given to it, may, 126 II, XXX | may, in respect of that name, be a right or wrong idea; 127 II, XXX | has not a common received name of any known language assigned 128 II, XXXI | in his memory, with the name courage annexed to it, to 129 II, XXXI | idea, to which he gives the name courage, different from 130 II, XXXI | the other’s idea, as the name he uses in speaking is conformable 131 II, XXXI | express and signify by the name he uses for it; which name 132 II, XXXI | name he uses for it; which name he would have to be a sign 133 II, XXXI | matter on my finger a general name already in use, and denominate 134 II, XXXI | understood to give it that name, as belonging to a particular 135 II, XXXI | and to be called by that name? If it be so, as it is plain 136 II, XXXI | as it is plain it is, the name by which things are marked 137 II, XXXI | consequently the idea to which that name is given must be referred 138 II, XXXII | false, no more than a single name of anything can be said 139 II, XXXII | appears in our minds, than the name centaur has falsehood in 140 II, XXXII | called by the same common name; v.g. when the mind intends 141 II, XXXII | abstract it, and then get a name to it; and so lay it up 142 II, XXXII | of things, of which that name is always to be the mark. 143 II, XXXII | inquiry nothing but the name. As if the name carried 144 II, XXXII | but the name. As if the name carried with it the knowledge 145 II, XXXII | thing that exists, and the name that is given to it; it 146 II, XXXII | reference to others of the same name, but are least liable to 147 II, XXXII | commonly signify by the same name, they may be any of them 148 II, XXXII | simple ideas, or applies the name red to the idea green, or 149 II, XXXII | to the idea green, or the name sweet to the idea bitter: 150 II, XXXII | and call a colour by the name of a taste, &c. Whereby 151 II, XXXII | simple ideas they call by any name are commonly the same that 152 II, XXXII | which ought to have another name.~11. Or at least to be thought 153 II, XXXII | existing anywhere but the name itself, or the definition 154 II, XXXII | or the definition of that name; we having nothing else 155 II, XXXII | us that idea: since the name, blue, notes properly nothing 156 II, XXXII | distinctions marked by the name blue and yellow, as if the 157 II, XXXII | falsehood. But when I give the name frugality or virtue to this 158 II, XXXII | propriety of speech, the name of frugality doth belong, 159 II, XXXII | minds, signified by the same name; or that it is conformable 160 II, XXXII | a power to call by what name he pleases), he may indeed 161 II, XXXII | others call by the same name; in either of these cases 162 II, XXXII | either that existence, or the name man or Tartar, belongs to 163 II, XXXIII| prejudice is a good general name for the thing itself: but 164 II, XXXIII| calling it by so harsh a name as madness, when it is considered 165 II, XXXIII| to reason deserves that name, and is really madness; 166 II, XXXIII| apologize for this harsh name, and ungrateful imputation 167 II, XXXIII| lay it open under its due name, thereby to excite the greater 168 II, XXXIII| honey no sooner hears the name of it, but his fancy immediately 169 III, I | thing need of a distinct name to be signified by. To remedy 170 III, II | that country apply that name.~5. To the reality of things. 171 III, III | particular thing should have a name for itself is impossible. 172 III, III | have a distinct peculiar name. For, the signification 173 III, III | retain also the particular name that belongs to every one, 174 III, III | their army by his proper name, we may easily find a reason 175 III, III | their way, by a peculiar name.~3. And would be useless, 176 III, III | my notice.~4. A distinct name for every particular thing, 177 III, III | is not), yet a distinct name for every particular thing 178 III, III | they give, with others, the name man, for example. And thus 179 III, III | they come to have a general name, and a general idea. Wherein 180 III, III | they come by the general name and idea of man, they easily 181 III, III | comprehended under that name, have yet certain qualities 182 III, III | to which having given a name they make a term of a more 183 III, III | properties signified by the name man, and retaining only 184 III, III | comprehended under the name animal.~9. General natures 185 III, III | complex idea, and giving the name animal to it, one has a 186 III, III | to be ranked under that name, or, which is all one, be 187 III, III | to the idea to which the name is annexed being that which 188 III, III | which gives a right to that name; the having the essence, 189 III, III | and to have a right to the name of that species, is all 190 III, III | and to have right to the name man, is the same thing. 191 III, III | or have a right to the name man, but what has a conformity 192 III, III | to the abstract idea the name man stands for, nor anything 193 III, III | abstract idea for which the name stands, and the essence 194 III, III | which are the measures of name, and the boundaries of species) 195 III, III | or essence to which the name man belonged were of nature’ 196 III, III | abstracting it, affixed a name to it. So that, in truth, 197 III, III | without giving them any name.~Nominal essences. Secondly, 198 III, III | do general from genus), name stands for. And this we 199 III, III | Constant connexion between the name and nominal essence. Between 200 III, III | nominal essence and the name there is so near a connexion, 201 III, III | near a connexion, that the name of any sort of things cannot 202 III, III | abstract idea whereof that name is the sign.~17. Supposition, 203 III, III | idea to which the general name is annexed, but the very 204 III, III | particular idea of, having no name that is the sign of it. 205 III, III | gives it a right to that name, which is therefore its 206 III, III | complex idea to which that name is annexed. But this distinction 207 III, III | the idea annexed to that name would not cease to be what 208 III, III | have not a right to the name circle, and so to show which 209 III, III | true, as long as the same name can have the same signification.~ 210 III, IV | by the definition of that name. Those who tell us that 211 III, IV | which he has learned the name already. A studious blind 212 III, IV | an understanding of the name of any other simple idea 213 III, IV | ideas, passing under one name, definition, or the teaching 214 III, IV | sign of it, then another name of the same idea, which 215 III, IV | no case whatsoever is any name of any simple idea capable 216 III, IV | once that whiteness is the name of that colour he has observed 217 III, IV | whole signification of the name is known at once, and consists 218 III, IV | so the signification of name be obscure, or uncertain.~ 219 III, IV | both; which, having one name, is the genus of the other 220 III, IV | and so have one general name; as rationality being left 221 III, IV | the more general idea and name of animal. And therefore 222 III, IV | ideas, under one general name, they have been fain to 223 III, IV | comprehended under the genus or name colour, it signifies no 224 III, V | in the mind, to which the name is annexed. Thus far the 225 III, V | ties them together by a name. If we examine how the mind 226 III, V | one; and, by the common name it gives them, makes them 227 III, V | they have no need of one name. It is evident then that 228 III, V | suffices that men make and name so many complex ideas of 229 III, V | mention it by a distinct name, which is the end of making 230 III, V | distinct abstract idea with a name, and so a distinct species, 231 III, V | of expressing under one name, and reckoning of one species, 232 III, V | In mixed modes it is the name that ties the combination 233 III, V | essences, and their general name, at least in mixed modes, 234 III, V | consider, that it is the name that seems to preserve those 235 III, V | the collection, it is the name which is as it were the 236 III, V | as one species! Had this name been never made, or quite 237 III, V | that unity depends on the name in common use annexed to 238 III, V | but such as are set out by name: because they, being of 239 III, V | supposed to be, unless a name be joined to it, as the 240 III, V | loose ones; and by that name giving a lasting union to 241 III, V | think on it. But when a name is once annexed to it, wherein 242 III, V | where it has a distinct name, as in England, in whose 243 III, V | specified under a peculiar name, it passes not for a distinct 244 III, V | abstracting, or giving a name to that complex idea.~12. 245 III, V | are by a more particular name called notions; as, by a 246 III, V | decompounded ideas. Thus the name of procession: what a great 247 III, V | to express by that one name? Whereas the complex ideas 248 III, V | anything more signified by that name, but barely that complex 249 III, V | idea before one gave it the name: and so it is still, where, 250 III, V | also, by giving it a new name, makes a new word. But this 251 III, VI | conception, and signified by one name. I say do or might agree: 252 III, VI | would answer the idea the name sun stands for, to one who 253 III, VI | abstract idea to which the name is annexed. The measure 254 III, VI | abstract idea to which the name is annexed; so that everything 255 III, VI | I call it by a peculiar name, the nominal essence, to 256 III, VI | which I and others annex the name man, and so be the nominal 257 III, VI | signified by some general name, comes into his mind; and 258 III, VI | sort man, and to have the name man given it, then reason 259 III, VI | of the complex idea the name man stands for: as it is 260 III, VI | words, if I will give it the name treatise, and rank it under 261 III, VI | species, nor be called by that name; since that abstract idea 262 III, VI | idea to which they give the name body to be solidity and 263 III, VI | of the complex idea the name of a sort stands for: without 264 III, VI | nor be entitled to that name. Should there be found a 265 III, VI | considering it under the name, iron, or as being of a 266 III, VI | its being ranked under the name of some abstract idea, and 267 III, VI | it is that alone that the name, which is the mark of the 268 III, VI | but that idea which that name is designed as a mark for; 269 III, VI | that abstract idea, that name is annexed to? And I desire 270 III, VI | sort, called by one common name, and so received as being 271 III, VI | essence, under the same name, yet do they often, upon 272 III, VI | to this or that general name: and what can that be else, 273 III, VI | abstract idea to which that name is annexed; and so has, 274 III, VI | not knowing any peculiar name it had, should call it hardened 275 III, VI | and as so distinguished we name, ought to be known; i.e. 276 III, VI | substances, as we have made the name stand for. But since, as 277 III, VI | specific essence to which our name belongs, and is convertible 278 III, VI | comprehended and marked by that name; and in substances, besides 279 III, VI | essence to which we give the name man.~22. Our abstract ideas 280 III, VI | complex idea signified by the name, agrees, are men, and the 281 III, VI | a right to the specific name. But further, if the species 282 III, VI | evident that we sort and name substances by their nominal 283 III, VI | abstract idea to which the name man is given should be different 284 III, VI | unguibus. He that annexes the name to a complex idea, made 285 III, VI | have thought him worthy the name man, or allowed him to be 286 III, VI | things, signified by its name. Nor is it a wonder; since 287 III, VI | idea, and give it a general name; that in recording our thoughts, 288 III, VI | things they have not yet a name for.~31. Essences of species 289 III, VI | of species under the same name very different in different 290 III, VI | Guinea and Peru under one name, sets them also upon making 291 III, VI | also upon making of one name that may comprehend both 292 III, VI | to them all. To which the name metal being annexed, there 293 III, VI | sorts comprehended under the name metal. Whereby it is plain 294 III, VI | general term is always the name of a less complex idea; 295 III, VI | when I am told that the name of it is cassuaris, I may 296 III, VI | is now become a specific name, I know no more of the real 297 III, VI | birds before I learned the name, as many Englishmen do of 298 III, VI | which every one annexed the name gold: so that it would be 299 III, VI | even under one and the same name, but men that make two different 300 III, VI | in the complex idea the name gold is by any one annexed 301 III, VI | complex idea to which that name is annexed that makes the 302 III, VI | answers that idea, so the name of the sort belongs truly 303 III, VI | Each abstract idea, with a name to it, makes a nominal essence. 304 III, VI | each abstract idea, with a name to it, makes a distinct 305 III, VI | to those who have but one name for them: but he that has 306 III, VI | them: but he that has the name watch for one, and clock 307 III, VI | him, when he has but one name for them. For what is sufficient 308 III, VI | complex idea to which the name watch is given: as long 309 III, VI | agree in the idea which that name stands for, and that name 310 III, VI | name stands for, and that name does not as a generical 311 III, VI | does not as a generical name comprehend different species 312 III, VI | watch will be a generical name. But yet they would be no 313 III, VI | the complex idea that the name man stands for: for by that 314 III, VI | well knows the idea of, the name of it is supposed to stand 315 III, VI | complex ideas designed by the name have a lasting union.~43. 316 III, VI | them: which things, if I name not, I say nothing; and 317 III, VI | say nothing; and if I do name them, I thereby rank them 318 III, VI | ordinary signification of the name man, which is our complex 319 III, VI | abstracted, and gave the name kinneah to, to express in 320 III, VI | to its bulk, he gives the name zahab, to denominate and 321 III, VI | archetype, and intends the name should stand for an idea 322 III, VI | peculiar essence: and that the name zahab is the mark of the 323 III, VI | mark of the species, and a name belonging to all things 324 III, VI | the essence Adam made the name zahab stand for was nothing 325 III, VI | essence of the species that name Zahab stands for? Further 326 III, VI | complex idea signified by the name zahab? If not, what reason 327 III, VI | the complex idea which the name zahab stands for, and so 328 III, VI | the species marked by that name. Which properties, because 329 III, VI | signified by the common name given to it, it must follow, 330 III, VI | flow, and would have their name of the species stand for 331 III, VI | attempt is only to put the name or sound in the place and 332 III, VI | had of affixing any new name to any idea, the same has 333 III, VIII | but was the abstracted name of a mode, and its concrete 334 III, IX | exactly, as to make the name in common use stand for 335 III, IX | which unites them under one name: but, uniting them without 336 III, IX | the signification of the name that stands for such voluntary 337 III, IX | there being scarce any name of any very complex idea ( 338 III, IX | thinks on or intends by that name, is apparently very different 339 III, IX | then repeat to them the name that stands for it; as white, 340 III, IX | idea which the specific name is to stand for, men, though 341 III, IX | ideas about it; and so the name they use for it unavoidably 342 III, IX | signification of its common name very various and uncertain. 343 III, IX | signified by the specific name? or can with any just authority 344 III, IX | the signification of the name of any substance? All which 345 III, IX | that complex idea that the name gold, in his use of it, 346 III, IX | children have annexed that name, the shining yellow part 347 III, IX | idea to which they give the name gold, to denote a sort of 348 III, IX | comprehended under that name gold, only such substances 349 III, IX | and to be signified by its name: and therefore the other 350 III, IX | the signification of that name must unavoidably be very 351 III, IX | and signification of the name of simple ideas. White and 352 III, X | and contemned mechanic (a name of disgrace) that they received 353 III, X | taking matter to be the name of something really existing 354 III, X | is plain we suppose the name man in this case to stand 355 III, X | idea to which he gave the name anthropos, or man, of body 356 III, X | joined together; unless the name anthropos, or man, were 357 III, X | in our complex idea, the name we use can no ways be the 358 III, X | complex idea signified by that name is the real as well as nominal 359 III, X | secret reference of that name to any other essence but 360 III, X | in their minds refer that name, and suppose it annexed 361 III, X | But this reference of the name to a thing, whereof we have 362 III, X | to argue about gold in name, and about a parcel in the 363 III, X | are fain to substitute the name for the thing.~20. The cause 364 III, X | we rank under one general name. Whereas anyone who observes 365 III, X | individuals, called by the same name, are, in their internal 366 III, X | always with the same specific name, makes men forward to take 367 III, X | complex idea expressed by the name man: but whether it has 368 III, X | things which he supposes his name man to stand for. In which 369 III, X | collection. It is hard to name a word which is hard to 370 III, X | a word which is hard to name a word which will not be 371 III, X | has not yet learned the name for that idea he would show 372 III, X | several things under the same name.~29. When words are diverted 373 III, X | fallaciously. 4. He that gives the name horse to that idea which 374 III, X | understood. 5. He that thinks the name centaur stands for some 375 III, X | amiss: v.g. when I apply the name frugality to that idea which 376 III, X | commonly in my giving a wrong name to my conceptions; and so 377 III, XI | together, they both give the name bird, be all to be found 378 III, XI | ideas of the more general name bird were found in the complex 379 III, XI | without a signification, no name without an idea for which 380 III, XI | the signification of that name, and settled the idea of 381 III, XI | when a man makes use of the name of any simple idea, which 382 III, XI | be found, will make its name to be understood by those 383 III, XI | subject, and know it by that name. So to make a countryman 384 III, XI | the signification of the name of any simple idea, is by 385 III, XI | shape from others of that name. The names of substances, 386 III, XI | which they will give the name justice; with which pattern 387 III, XI | forwardly give the specific name to that thing wherein that 388 III, XI | a good definition of the name man, standing for that sort 389 III, XI | bodies, has no particular name annexed to it, no more than 390 III, XI | belonging to each specific name; and in discourse with others, ( 391 III, XI | idea is that we make such a name stand for. This is the more 392 III, XI | persons applying the same name to a collection of a smaller 393 IV, II | the sensation or idea we name whiteness be produced in 394 IV, II | certainty, passes under the name of knowledge. There can 395 IV, III | and the idea to which the name “injustice” is given being 396 IV, III | one angle more than the name ordinarily imported, or 397 IV, III | moral ideas, where the same name being retained, one angle, 398 IV, III | still called by the same name) more at one time than another. 399 IV, IV | figures, and call that by one name, which mathematicians call 400 IV, IV | confess the change of the name, by the impropriety of speech, 401 IV, IV | please. He that takes the name here without the idea put 402 IV, IV | idea of his own to that name: but strip the idea of that 403 IV, IV | but strip the idea of that name, or take it such as it is 404 IV, IV | drawn and seen, makes the name useless and of no force. 405 IV, IV | that species to which that name belongs; and there it is 406 IV, V | meant, is what by another name we call proposition. So 407 IV, V | glory, we usually put the name for the idea: because the 408 IV, V | our ideas: we making the name stand for the real essence, 409 IV, V | them being compounded, the name occurs much easier than 410 IV, V | before settled with the name to it. But these considerations 411 IV, VI | the specific essence the name of gold stands for, it is 412 IV, VI | complex idea, under one name, the more precise and determinate 413 IV, VI | complex idea signified by that name, he might make a certain 414 IV, VI | ideas to which we give the name man be, as it commonly is, 415 IV, VI | this abstract idea that name stands for. We must, in 416 IV, VII | propositions, which, under the name of maxims and axioms, have 417 IV, VII | commonly pass under the name of maxims, and have the 418 IV, VII | these maxims, getting the name of principles, beyond which 419 IV, VII | to which he annexes the name body, being bare extension, 420 IV, VII | Descartes he calls by the same name body, and make his idea, 421 IV, VII | idea to which he gives the name space being barely the simple 422 IV, VII | idea to which he gives the name body being the complex idea 423 IV, VIII | idea is predicated of the name of the whole; a part of 424 IV, VIII | knows the complex idea the name lead stands for? All the 425 IV, VIII | comprehended and signified by the name lead. Indeed, to a man that 426 IV, VIII | of a complex one of the name of the whole complex idea; 427 IV, VIII | sounds, to affirm that of the name gold, which is comprehended 428 IV, VIII | And if I know that the name gold stands for this complex 429 IV, VIII | to be found together, the name man belongs not to that 430 IV, VIII | to be found together, the name palfrey belongs not to that 431 IV, VIII | complex idea signified by the name triangle, this is a real 432 IV, VIII | itself, when its abstract name is affirmed of any other 433 IV, VIII | ought to be called by that name; or that these two names 434 IV, XI | assurance that deserves the name of knowledge. If we persuade 435 IV, XII | have given to his body the name whole, and to his little 436 IV, XII | to his little finger the name part, than he could have 437 IV, XII | idea to which I affix the name gold, to consist of more 438 IV, XII | that we take care that the name of principles deceive us 439 IV, XVI | is called by a peculiar name, revelation, and our assent 440 IV, XVII | the world, carrying the name of a learned age, doth neither 441 IV, XVII | other cause has gained a name, and settled their reputation 442 IV, XVII | already known under the name of argumentum ad hominem.~ 443 IV, XX | that influenced the men of name and learning in the world,