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  1      I,  I     |             to the use of reason. I agree then with these men of innate
  2      I,  I     |            mind discovers that some agree and others differ, probably
  3      I,  I     |            and observe whether they agree or disagree, according as
  4      I,  I     |          impression: which will ill agree with the opinion of innate
  5      I,  I     |         ideas he has in his mind to agree or disagree, according as
  6      I,  I     |             of universal consent, I agree with these defenders of
  7      I,  II    |      principles, wherein all men do agree, I appeal to any who have
  8      I,  II    |         that which most men seem to agree in. This is a principle
  9      I,  II    |             second, and third marks agree perfectly to neither of
 10      I,  II    |             fourth, and sixth marks agree but ill to his third, fourth,
 11      I,  II    |          all men do acknowledge and agree in; and yet there are none
 12      I,  II    |          principles wherein all men agree; and therefore none innate.  ~
 13      I,  III   |            Chinese, do all to a man agree, and will convince us, that
 14     II,  VIII  |          this everybody is ready to agree to. Besides, manna, by tie
 15     II,  IX    |             it does in the cube.”—I agree with this thinking gentleman,
 16     II,  XI    |      existences into sorts, as they agree with these patterns, and
 17     II,  XIII  |       simple ideas all generally to agree, though in discourse with
 18     II,  XXV   |             ideas of a man, may yet agree in the notion of a father;
 19     II,  XXVII |          that way of speaking would agree yet worse with the notions
 20     II,  XXVII |       present mayor of Queinborough agree, they are the same person:
 21     II,  XXVII |             the same personality. I agree, the more probable opinion
 22     II,  XXVIII|         ideas, being found by me to agree or disagree with the esteem
 23     II,  XXX   |             ideas are all real, all agree to the reality of things:
 24     II,  XXX   |             because they answer and agree to those powers of things
 25     II,  XXX   |      combinations? What collections agree to the reality of things,
 26     II,  XXX   |      substances are real, when they agree with the existence of things.
 27     II,  XXXI  |        powers: and we are sure they agree to the reality of things.
 28     II,  XXXI  |         action he should observe to agree with it, had thereby a standard
 29     II,  XXXI  |            inadequate; because they agree not to that which the mind
 30     II,  XXXII |             their minds are such as agree to the things existing without
 31     II,  XXXII |           thereby it be supposed to agree with that idea to which,
 32     II,  XXXII |          stand for do in themselves agree or disagree; and falsehood
 33     II,  XXXII |           to it.~22. When judged to agree to real existence, when
 34     II,  XXXII |           together, it judges it to agree to a species of creatures
 35     II,  XXXII |            ideas, according as they agree or disagree to those patterns
 36     II,  XXXII |     falsehood will, I think, scarce agree to them, but as they, some
 37    III,  III   |      certain qualities wherein they agree with man, by retaining only
 38    III,  III   |     existences as they are found to agree in? Of the complex ideas
 39    III,  III   |             only those wherein they agree, and of those making a new
 40    III,  III   |        things existing are found to agree, so they come to be ranked
 41    III,  III   |        things existing are found to agree, so they come to be of that
 42    III,  III   |            or species, only as they agree to certain abstract ideas,
 43    III,  IV    |           part easily and perfectly agree in their signification;
 44    III,  IV    |            being taken away, it may agree with some other thing in
 45    III,  IV    |          white and red to make them agree in one common appearance,
 46    III,  IV    |       complex idea of man, makes it agree with brute in the more general
 47    III,  VI    |   particular substances do or might agree, by virtue of which they
 48    III,  VI    |             name. I say do or might agree: for though there be but
 49    III,  VI    |            were several) might each agree in it, it is as much a sort
 50    III,  VI    |   changeling and a drill, when they agree in shape, and want of reason
 51    III,  VI    |         wherein all who use them do agree, will have reason to conclude
 52    III,  VI    |        several particular things to agree with others in several of
 53    III,  VI    |            all the individuals that agree in that complex idea, without
 54    III,  VI    |      observe several individuals to agree, is by different men made
 55    III,  VI    |             bodies of several kinds agree, leaves out the colour and
 56    III,  VI    |          particular things, as they agree in more or less general
 57    III,  VI    |         particular things, which do agree one with another in many
 58    III,  VI    |        often several individuals to agree, range them into sorts,
 59    III,  VI    |          given: as long as they all agree in the idea which that name
 60    III,  VI    |        things that should happen to agree to those his abstract ideas,
 61    III,  IX    |         rank things as they come to agree with those archetypes or
 62    III,  IX    |        signification is supposed to agree to, the real constitution
 63    III,  IX    |        though it was not so easy to agree whether it was to be called
 64    III,  IX    |          signification. I think all agree to make it stand for a body
 65    III,  X     |           whether that precise idea agree to anything really existing
 66    III,  X     |       Whether that particular thing agree to his complex idea expressed
 67    III,  X     |             words, when their ideas agree not to the reality of things.
 68    III,  XI    |           other object wherein they agree, but barely the sound; the
 69    III,  XI    |           so made, all actions that agree shall pass under that denomination,
 70    III,  XI    |            their signification must agree with the truth of things
 71    III,  XI    |             each sort constantly to agree. This would remedy a great
 72     IV,  I     |         that these two ideas do not agree? When we possess ourselves
 73     IV,  I     |         right ones does necessarily agree to, and is inseparable from,
 74     IV,  I     |   infallibly perceives each idea to agree with itself, and to be what
 75     IV,  I     |             once agreed will always agree; and consequently what he
 76     IV,  II    |       perceive clearly whether they agree or disagree. Or to express
 77     IV,  III   |          constitutions wherein they agree or differ from one another
 78     IV,  IV    |        Answer: “Not so, where ideas agree with things.” To which I
 79     IV,  IV    |           own ideas, know that they agree with things themselves?
 80     IV,  IV    |        ideas that we may be assured agree with things.~4. As all simple
 81     IV,  IV    | propositions, than as things really agree to those archetypes in his
 82     IV,  IV    |         things no further than they agree with those his ideas, he
 83     IV,  IV    |            and the same things will agree to it, as if you called
 84     IV,  IV    |            far as our complex ideas agree with those archetypes without
 85     IV,  IV    |             we are sure those ideas agree with the reality of things,
 86     IV,  V     |         Things signified by them do agree or disagree one with another.
 87     IV,  V     |         things which they stand for agree or disagree.~6. When mental
 88     IV,  V     |             kind of divisibility to agree or disagree to his idea
 89     IV,  V     |          aliquot parts, does really agree to that line or no. When
 90     IV,  V     |            things they stand for do agree or not, that is, as I may
 91     IV,  V     |            the ideas they stand for agree or disagree: and this again
 92     IV,  V     |            the ideas they stand for agree or disagree in men’s minds,
 93     IV,  V     |            are joined, as our ideas agree; and when our ideas are
 94     IV,  V     |              thus marked by sounds, agree to their archetypes, so
 95     IV,  V     |            the proposition we speak agree not to the reality of things;
 96     IV,  VI    |            names, according as they agree to several abstract ideas
 97     IV,  VI    |        ideas the terms stand for to agree or not agree, according
 98     IV,  VI    |           stand for to agree or not agree, according as they are affirmed
 99     IV,  VIII  |             wherein, however things agree or disagree in their own
100     IV,  XII   |          study of nature. I readily agree the contemplation of his
101     IV,  XII   |             and see whether it will agree to them all; whether our
102     IV,  XIV   |             mind takes its ideas to agree or disagree; or, which is
103     IV,  XV    |             him take these ideas to agree, without knowing them to
104     IV,  XV    |         testimonies do more or less agree or disagree with it, so
105     IV,  XVI   |           only as they more or less agree to truths that are established
106     IV,  XVI   |          whether the thing proposed agree or disagree with common
107     IV,  XVII  |           extremes are concluded to agree; and therefore each intermediate
108     IV,  XVII  |              extremes, do certainly agree; and therefore the immediate
109     IV,  XVII  |            ideas that do manifestly agree; or out of the Schools,
110     IV,  XVII  |          able to perceive that they agree or disagree as clearly as
111     IV,  XVII  |             mind, that any ideas do agree, by comparing them with
112     IV,  XVII  |     thinking or taking two ideas to agree or disagree, by the intervention
113     IV,  XVII  |           of such ideas: and things agree or disagree, as really they
114     IV,  XVIII |             one place do so clearly agree, and the mind has so evident
115     IV,  XX    |        admit of matter of fact, and agree with dissenters in that;