Book,  Chapter

 1    Ded         |        give great and convincing instances of this, whenever you please
 2   Read         |      right to.~There are so many instances of this, that I think it
 3      I,  I     |        their discovery. How many instances of the use of reason may
 4      I,  I     |         reflection on particular instances. These, when observing men
 5      I,  II    |         that from the very first instances of sense and perception,
 6      I,  II    |  prosecute what others avoid.~9. Instances of enormities practised
 7      I,  II    |        Mingrelia or Peru to find instances of such as neglect, abuse,
 8      I,  II    |       them. And in the practical instances, the measures must be taken
 9      I,  III   |           nulla idola. These are instances of nations where uncultivated
10      I,  III   |          should appear the first instances of human knowledge. But
11     II,  I     |          world affords more such instances: at least every one’s acquaintance
12     II,  I     |          true, we have sometimes instances of perception whilst we
13     II,  I     |        from strangers; which are instances and effects of its coming
14     II,  VII   |         to our minds, in several instances, to choose, amongst its
15     II,  IX    |         may be so, we have plain instances, even in mankind itself.
16     II,  X     |       man. For, to pass by other instances, birds learning of tunes,
17     II,  XI    |          some of them in certain instances reason, as that they have
18     II,  XI    |        ideas in general, yet the instances I have hitherto given have
19     II,  XVIII |    Though, I say, these might be instances enough of simple modes of
20     II,  XIX   |     thinking. These are some few instances of those various modes of
21     II,  XIX   |         in thinking, which those instances of attention, reverie, and
22     II,  XX    |       accompanying it.~18. These instances to show how our ideas of
23     II,  XX    | mentioned these here, as so many instances of modes of pleasure and
24     II,  XXI   |         of the word power) fewer instances. Since whatever change is
25     II,  XXI   |        not to necessary. We have instances enough, and often more than
26     II,  XXI   |     impressions; made by several instances of delight and joy on the
27     II,  XXI   |        from which we might fetch instances, if there needed any, and
28     II,  XXI   |     motion or rest in particular instances is that which we call the
29     II,  XXI   |         I mistake not, there are instances of both kinds, which, upon
30     II,  XXI   |    thought agents. For, in these instances, the substance that hath
31     II,  XXII  |      chapters, and given several instances of some of the most considerable
32     II,  XXV   |         proceed to show, in some instances, how all the ideas we have
33     II,  XXVIII|          vice, in the particular instances of their application, through
34     II,  XXXIII|          him to endure.~15. More instances. Many children, imputing
35     II,  XXXIII|          16. A curious instance. Instances of this kind are so plentiful
36    III,  IV    |          ideas have no place.~8. Instances: scholastic definitions
37    III,  IV    |       shown in complex ideas, by instances of a statue and rainbow.
38    III,  V     |     before it really existed.~6. Instances: murder, incest, stabbing.
39    III,  VI    |         we at first imagine.~44. Instances of mixed modes named kinneah
40    III,  VI    |          signs in every one.~46. Instances of a species of substance
41    III,  VII   |          this sort of signs. The instances I have given in this one
42    III,  X     |         not need here to heap up instances; every man’s reading and
43     IV,  III   |        he need not seek long for instances of his ignorance. The meanest
44     IV,  III   |      told. I shall give some few instances of this cause of our ignorance,
45     IV,  III   |  understandings to conceive.~29. Instances. In some of our ideas there
46     IV,  V     |       use of words: and then the instances given of mental propositions
47     IV,  VII   |         known in more particular instances, as well as in those general
48     IV,  VII   |         known also in particular instances, before these general maxims
49     IV,  VII   |          of truths in particular instances, that were not so familiar
50     IV,  VII   |          Though these particular instances, when well reflected on,
51     IV,  VII   |          was in those particular instances that the first discoverer
52     IV,  VII   |      evident than the particular instances they are brought to confirm;
53     IV,  VIII  |           he would in particular instances deny the same thing of itself;
54     IV,  VIII  |          of any one’s knowledge. Instances of other kinds, whatever
55     IV,  XVII  |       not trouble my reader with instances in syllogisms whose conclusions
56     IV,  XVII  |        being. And there are many instances wherein it fails us: as,~
57     IV,  XIX   |      These, and several the like instances to be found among the prophets
58     IV,  XX    |  understanding.~In the foregoing instances some of the causes have
59     IV,  XX    |          familiar than this. The instances of men contending for different