Book,  Chapter

 1   Read         |           Man has given me a late instance, to mention no other. For
 2      I,  I     |         with the speculative, and instance in those magnified principles
 3      I,  II    |          think it will be hard to instance any one moral rule which
 4      I,  II    |          much as self-evident.~5. Instance in keeping compacts. That
 5      I,  III   |           innate. If identity (to instance that alone) be a native
 6      I,  III   | observation. And then I desire an instance of an idea, pretended to
 7     II,  XIX   |      ideas. I need not, for this, instance in those who sleep out whole
 8     II,  XX    |           I rather made choice to instance in them, and show how the
 9     II,  XXI   |          versa, in any particular instance, is that which we call the
10     II,  XXI   |       consideration of an obvious instance or two may make this clear.~
11     II,  XXI   |         mind, in every particular instance, to determine its general
12     II,  XXV   |         As in the above-mentioned instance, the contract and ceremony
13     II,  XXVII |           as it is evident in the instance I gave but now, if the consciousness
14     II,  XXVII |          as much as in the former instance two persons with the same
15     II,  XXVII |   substance; as is evident in the instance we have already given of
16     II,  XXIX  |         we do from the other.~15. Instance in eternity. Having frequently
17     II,  XXXIII|          probable soever, by this instance, it appears to be so: but
18     II,  XXXIII|           be looked after.~10. An instance. The ideas of goblins and
19     II,  XXXIII|       than the other.~11. Another instance. A man receives a sensible
20     II,  XXXIII|         in the world.~12. A third instance. A man has suffered pain
21     II,  XXXIII|         their graves.~14. Another instance of the effect of the association
22     II,  XXXIII|      separate them.~16. A curious instance. Instances of this kind
23    III,  III   |          If it be looked on as an instance of a prodigious memory,
24    III,  III   |        children converse with (to instance in them alone) are, like
25    III,  III   |     purpose. And one may, in this instance, see what gave occasion
26    III,  VI    |        stands for, let it be, for instance, a body yellow, of a certain
27    III,  VI    |           of the species we make: instance in that of man. There are
28    III,  VI    |        discourse with others.~34. Instance in Cassowaries. Were I to
29    III,  VII   |        several significations.~5. Instance in “but.” “But” is a particle,
30    III,  IX    |        use of it, stands for.~16. Instance, liquor. This is a natural
31    III,  IX    |         the contending about.~17. Instance, gold. How much this is
32    III,  IX    |         exactly the forementioned instance of the word gold, and we
33    III,  X     |         have heretofore done.~15. Instance, in matter. How much names
34    III,  X     |          any such misuse. I shall instance in one only, and that a
35    III,  X     |         which will not be a clear instance of this. Life is a term,
36    III,  XI    |         being quite different.~7. Instance, bat and bird. Whether a
37     IV,  I     |          demonstration in another instance, before he could know it
38     IV,  VI    |         no further than that bare instance: because our understandings
39     IV,  VI    |           undoubted certainty.~8. Instance in gold. “All gold is fixed,”
40     IV,  VII   |         better in that particular instance, than by this general proposition, “
41     IV,  VII   |      signification and sound.~13. Instance in vacuum. But if another
42     IV,  VII   |        further made manifest.~16. Instance in demonstrations about
43     IV,  VII   |           can only be verbal. For instance: let man be that concerning
44     IV,  VII   |           called man.~17. Another instance. Secondly, Another that
45     IV,  VII   |         they are men.~18. A third instance. Thirdly, Perhaps another
46     IV,  VIII  |           And I would fain see an instance wherein any such can be
47     IV,  VIII  |       however certain they be.~6. Instance, man and palfrey. “Every
48     IV,  XI    |        thereby a true history.~2. Instance: whiteness of this paper.
49     IV,  XII   |       most people, the particular instance, or the general rule; and
50     IV,  XII   |           America is a convincing instance: whose ignorance in useful
51     IV,  XII   |      compared.~15. Mathematics an instance of this. That these two (
52     IV,  XIII  |        know that he perceives.~3. Instance in numbers. Thus he that
53     IV,  XIII  |          to be, and not to be.~4. Instance in natural religion. He
54     IV,  XVI   |           and that the particular instance of it is attested by many
55     IV,  XVI   |    testimonies in that particular instance, favour or contradict it.
56     IV,  XVII  |          of the proofs in any one instance, and no more; but in this
57     IV,  XVII  |          draw in anything. In the instance above mentioned, what is
58     IV,  XVII  |           use again of the former instance, I ask whether the mind,
59     IV,  XVII  |         that great instrument and instance of human sagacity, was discovered,