Book,  Chapter

  1   Read         |        endangered so much as when mixed with, or built on, falsehood.~
  2     II,  XII   |         of the two.~5. Simple and mixed modes of simple ideas. Of
  3     II,  XII   |           kinds: and these I call mixed modes.~6. Ideas of substances,
  4     II,  XVIII |           most commonly belong to mixed modes, as being made up
  5     II,  XX    |           but having in them some mixed considerations of ourselves
  6     II,  XXII  |                   Chapter XXII~Of Mixed Modes ~1. Mixed modes, what.
  7     II,  XXII  |           XXII~Of Mixed Modes ~1. Mixed modes, what. Having treated
  8     II,  XXII  |         to consider those we call mixed modes; such are the complex
  9     II,  XXII  |    different kinds, I have called mixed modes, to distinguish them
 10     II,  XXII  |           of the same kind. These mixed modes, being also such combinations
 11     II,  XXII  |       consider these ideas I call mixed modes, we are now speaking
 12     II,  XXII  |        The name ties the parts of mixed modes into one idea. Every
 13     II,  XXII  |        modes into one idea. Every mixed mode consisting of many
 14     II,  XXII  |         their distinct species of mixed modes, seldom allowing or
 15     II,  XXII  |            5. The cause of making mixed modes. If we should inquire
 16     II,  XXII  |      understand their meaning.~8. Mixed modes, where they exist.
 17     II,  XXII  |       notice here of the names of mixed modes; which being fleeting
 18     II,  XXII  |           How we get the ideas of mixed modes. There are therefore
 19     II,  XXII  |        get these complex ideas of mixed modes:—(1) By experience
 20     II,  XXII  |          complex ideas. Thus, the mixed mode which the word lie
 21     II,  XXII  |           afford us. How far then mixed modes, which admit of the
 22     II,  XXII  |       most modified, and had most mixed ideas made out of them,
 23     II,  XXII  |           whereby it is done.~12. Mixed modes made also of other
 24     II,  XXII  |         make the greatest part of mixed modes, marked by names,
 25     II,  XXII  |           me to enumerate all the mixed modes which have been settled,
 26     II,  XXII  |      ideas those are which I call mixed modes; how the mind comes
 27     II,  XXVIII|         as has been shown so many mixed modes, a great part whereof
 28     II,  XXVIII|          many determined ideas of mixed modes. But this is not all
 29     II,  XXVIII|        simple ideas, which I call mixed modes: and in this sense
 30     II,  XXVIII|   stealing, as the name of such a mixed mode; yet when compared
 31     II,  XXVIII|         consider them as those of mixed modes, and more determinate
 32     II,  XXVIII|         as those of substances or mixed modes; and much more than
 33     II,  XXX   |        And to this I say that,~4. Mixed modes and relations, made
 34     II,  XXX   |        ideas, are real. Secondly, Mixed modes and relations, having
 35     II,  XXX   |         execute it steadily, is a mixed mode, or a complex idea
 36     II,  XXXI  |           are all inadequate. But mixed modes and relations, being
 37     II,  XXXI  |         this account our ideas of mixed modes are the most liable
 38     II,  XXXII |          same names.~10. Ideas of mixed modes most liable to be
 39     II,  XXXII |          and the complex ideas of mixed modes, much more than those
 40     II,  XXXII |         not at all belong. But in mixed modes we are much more uncertain;
 41     II,  XXXII |        whether or no our ideas of mixed modes are more liable than
 42     II,  XXXII |        attributed to our ideas of mixed modes than to any other.
 43     II,  XXXII |        That the abstract ideas of mixed modes, being men’s voluntary
 44     II,  XXXII |          refer these our ideas of mixed modes to, as a standard
 45     II,  XXXII |         the most usual mistake in mixed modes, though other ideas
 46     II,  XXXIII|         of household stuff had so mixed itself with the turns and
 47    III,  II    |          to treat of the names of mixed modes and substances in
 48    III,  IV    |        the names of simple ideas, mixed modes (under which I comprise
 49    III,  IV    |         pattern. But the names of mixed modes terminate in the idea
 50    III,  IV    |    doubtful meaning than those of mixed modes and substances. Fourthly,
 51    III,  IV    |           uncertain than those of mixed modes and substances; because
 52    III,  IV    |      doubtfulness in the names of mixed modes; nor a supposed, but
 53    III,  IV    |     simple ideas, substances, and mixed modes have also this difference:
 54    III,  IV    |         difference: that those of mixed modes stand for ideas perfectly
 55    III,  V     |         Chapter V~Of the Names of Mixed Modes and Relations ~1.
 56    III,  V     |           Modes and Relations ~1. Mixed modes stand for abstract
 57    III,  V     |       general names. The names of mixed modes, being general, they
 58    III,  V     |         the names and essences of mixed modes have nothing but what
 59    III,  V     |         of the several species of mixed modes, are made by the understanding,
 60    III,  V     |        essences of the species of mixed modes are not only made
 61    III,  V     |           in its complex ideas of mixed modes, the mind takes a
 62    III,  V     |        does the mind, in these of mixed modes, as in the complex
 63    III,  V     |        essences of the species of mixed modes are the workmanship
 64    III,  V     |           but that these ideas of mixed modes are made by a voluntary
 65    III,  V     |           and so these species of mixed modes be constituted, before
 66    III,  V     |       plain how much the sorts of mixed modes are the creatures
 67    III,  V     |     resurrection was a species of mixed modes in the mind, before
 68    III,  V     |     arbitrarily these essences of mixed modes are made by the mind,
 69    III,  V     |          incest. Thus the mind in mixed modes arbitrarily unites
 70    III,  V     |       therefore, these species of mixed modes are the workmanship
 71    III,  V     |      complex ideas or essences of mixed modes depend on the mind,
 72    III,  V     |       therefore of the species of mixed modes, men have had regard
 73    III,  V     |       many complex ideas of these mixed modes as they find they
 74    III,  V     |      complex ideas, especially of mixed modes, that stands for the
 75    III,  V     |         that I say the species of mixed modes are “made by the understanding”;
 76    III,  V     |         and English idiom.~10. In mixed modes it is the name that
 77    III,  V     |         general name, at least in mixed modes, will further appear
 78    III,  V     |           How much, therefore, in mixed modes, the unity necessary
 79    III,  V     |         find that men speaking of mixed modes, seldom imagine or
 80    III,  V     |          For the originals of our mixed modes, we look no further
 81    III,  V     |        essences of the species of mixed modes, that they are the
 82    III,  V     |   patterns of those ideas. But in mixed modes, at least the most
 83    III,  V     |        essences of the species of mixed modes are by a more particular
 84    III,  V     |          why the complex ideas of mixed modes are commonly more
 85    III,  V     |     nominal essence.~14. Names of mixed modes stand always for their
 86    III,  V     |        said is, That the names of mixed modes always signify (when
 87    III,  V     |       children learn the names of mixed modes before they have their
 88    III,  V     |        What has been said here of mixed modes is, with very little
 89    III,  V     |          possibly none at all, is mixed with those huffing opinions
 90    III,  VI    |           But not so arbitrary as mixed modes. But though these
 91    III,  VI    |           arbitrarily as those of mixed modes. To the making of
 92    III,  VI    |     Besides, the greatest part of mixed modes, being actions which
 93    III,  VI    |         imagine.~44. Instances of mixed modes named kinneah and
 94    III,  VI    |         distinct complex ideas of mixed modes, with names to them,
 95    III,  VI    |        make what complex ideas of mixed modes they pleased in their
 96    III,  VI    |         in forming those ideas of mixed modes to which he gave the
 97    III,  VI    |         make any complex ideas of mixed modes by no other pattern
 98    III,  IX    |           in those that stand for mixed modes, and for our ideas
 99    III,  IX    |      shall find that the names of Mixed Modes are most liable to
100    III,  IX    |           latter.~6. The names of mixed modes doubtful. First, because
101    III,  IX    |      complex. First, The names of mixed modes are, many of them,
102    III,  IX    |      nature. Because the names of mixed modes for the most part
103    III,  IX    |         also wherein the names of mixed modes are ordinarily learned,
104    III,  IX    |       sugar, cat, dog. But as for mixed modes, especially the most
105    III,  IX    |        how uncertain the names of mixed modes naturally are, even
106    III,  IX    |     signification of the names of mixed modes be uncertain, because
107    III,  IX    |       have not the liberty, as in mixed modes, to frame what combinations
108    III,  IX    | compounded ones of substances and mixed modes, in which the precise
109    III,  IX    |          names of very compounded mixed modes and substances. Mixed
110    III,  IX    |       mixed modes and substances. Mixed modes, therefore, that are
111    III,  IX    |   signification. But the names of mixed modes which comprehend a
112    III,  X     |        shows us the reason why in mixed modes any of the ideas that
113    III,  X     |           if I put in my ideas of mixed modes or relations any inconsistent
114    III,  XI    |           to words, especially in mixed modes. Secondly, It is not
115    III,  XI    |     settling the complex ideas of mixed modes so precisely in their
116    III,  XI    |       word stands for.~15. II. In mixed modes, by definition. Secondly,
117    III,  XI    |          by definition. Secondly, Mixed modes, especially those
118    III,  XI    |     signification of the names of mixed modes, or, which is all
119    III,  XI    |        for men, in their names of mixed modes, and consequently
120    III,  XI    |           in which the meaning of mixed modes can be made known.
121    III,  XI    |        that makes the defining of mixed modes so necessary, especially
122     IV,  XIX   |        men in whom melancholy has mixed with devotion, or whose