Book,  Chapter

 1   Read        |       it grew insensibly to the bulk it now appears in. I will
 2     II,  IV   |       in masses of matter, of a bulk sufficient to cause a sensation
 3     II,  IV   |         up masses of a sensible bulk, so that the whole does
 4     II,  VIII |    particle of matter which has bulk enough to be perceived;
 5     II,  VIII |  primary qualities, i.e. by the bulk, figure, texture, and motion
 6     II,  VIII |     primary qualities, viz. the bulk, texture, and motion of
 7     II,  VIII |    senses discover either their bulk, figure, or motion,—as is
 8     II,  VIII |  different motions and figures, bulk and number, of such particles,
 9     II,  VIII |         primary qualities, viz. bulk, figure, texture, and motion
10     II,  VIII |        idea, is but the certain bulk, figure, and motion of the
11     II,  VIII |      can do neither, but by the bulk, figure, number, and motion
12     II,  VIII |    really exist. The particular bulk, number, figure, and motion
13     II,  VIII |   reduced to their causes, i.e. bulk, figure, and motion of parts.~
14     II,  VIII |    piece of manna of a sensible bulk is able to produce in us
15     II,  VIII |          Besides, manna, by tie bulk, figure, texture, and motion
16     II,  VIII |        three sorts:—~First, The bulk, figure, number, situation,
17     II,  VIII |       make such a change in the bulk, figure, texture, and motion
18     II,  VIII |       one case, so to alter the bulk, figure, texture, or motion
19     II,  VIII |         is able so to alter the bulk, figure, texture, or motion
20     II,  VIII |       nothing at all in them of bulk, figure, or motion, we are
21     II,  VIII |  sensation discovers nothing of bulk, figure, or motion of parts
22     II,  VIII |       show how bodies, by their bulk, figure, and motion, should
23     II,  VIII |       qualities in bodies, viz. bulk, figure, extension, number,
24     II,  XIII |         void space equal to the bulk of a mustard-seed be requisite
25     II,  XIV  |      farther will find also the bulk of the thing moved necessary
26     II,  XV   |         measures taken from the bulk or motion of bodies. Secondly,
27     II,  XV   |    speak of place, distance, or bulk, in the great inane, beyond
28     II,  XV   |      that infinite space as the bulk of the body takes up. And
29     II,  XV   |       of the extremities of the bulk or existence of the same
30     II,  XV   |       or very small its precise bulk becomes very obscure and
31     II,  XVII |        not in nature, though in bulk; and there being nothing
32     II,  XVII |   standing measure to a growing bulk; and therefore I think it
33     II,  XVII |  divisibility. And since in any bulk of matter our thoughts can
34     II,  XXI  |       do they not depend on the bulk, figure, texture, and motion
35     II,  XXI  |        in us, but the different bulk, figure, number, texture,
36     II,  XXIII|         in the discovery of the bulk, texture, and figure of
37     II,  XXIII| perceive them not; such are the bulk, figure, number, situation,
38     II,  XXIII|     were, the proportion of the bulk of the minute parts of a
39     II,  XXIII|  themselves bodies of different bulk, figure, and conformation
40     II,  XXIII|         perceive their distinct bulk, figure, or motion; and
41     II,  XXVI |   duration, so in extension and bulk, there are some ideas that
42     II,  XXVI |       whereby to denominate the bulk of others. Thus we call
43     II,  XXIX |         gold or wax of an equal bulk, and make it into a figure
44     II,  XXIX |      totum and pars: but of the bulk of the body, to be thus
45     II,  XXIX | distinct ideas of the different bulk or extension of those bodies,
46     II,  XXXI |     anything I know of the same bulk; and a fitness to have its
47     II,  XXXI |      bating only the figure and bulk of some sorts) powers; which
48     II,  XXXI |         not rationally take the bulk and figure he observed in
49     II,  XXXI |         any other body of equal bulk, they being put into a pair
50    III,  VI   |       but the outward shape and bulk, with the marking of the
51    III,  VI   |      great in proportion to its bulk, he gives the name zahab,
52     IV,  III  |   capable of being known to us. Bulk, figure, and motion we have
53     IV,  III  |  knowing what is the particular bulk, figure, and motion, of
54     IV,  III  |          It is evident that the bulk, figure, and motion of several
55     IV,  VI   |         divers modifications of bulk, figure, cohesion of parts,
56     IV,  VI   |         us what sort of figure, bulk, and motion of corpuscles
57     IV,  VI   |        and what sort of figure, bulk, and texture of parts in
58     IV,  VI   |         to perceive the precise bulk, figure, texture, and motion
59     IV,  VIII |       improved in knowledge and bulk together.~How identical
60     IV,  X    |     might produce of figure and bulk, could never produce thought:
61     IV,  X    |        bodies of proportionable bulk, than those of an inch or
62     IV,  XX   |   obvious to inquire). Have the bulk of mankind no other guide