Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I     |            themselves say. For, to apply this answer with any tolerable
 2      I,  I     |      certainty come to know, if he apply his thoughts rightly that
 3      I,  III   |       mouths, yet the notions they apply this name to are so odd,
 4     II,  XI    |         they have got the skill to apply the organs of speech to
 5     II,  XIII  |             If they say, that they apply it to God, finite spirit,
 6     II,  XIV   |           idea of duration, he can apply that notion to things which
 7     II,  XIV   |            his sight or touch, can apply it to distances, where no
 8     II,  XIV   |    duration in our minds, which we apply to all parts of time whose
 9     II,  XIV   |         revolution of the sun, can apply that measure to duration
10     II,  XIV   |           we can, in our thoughts, apply this measure of a year to
11     II,  XIV   |            often as we please, and apply them, so added, to durations
12     II,  XIV   |          proceed in infinitum, and apply thus the length of the annual
13     II,  XIV   |       difficult or absurd, than to apply the notion I have of the
14     II,  XIV   |           and for the same reason, apply it in my thoughts to duration
15     II,  XIV   |          which we can in our minds apply to duration, with which
16     II,  XVII  |         infinite: but yet, when we apply to that first and supreme
17     II,  XVII  |    positive in all those things we apply to it. When we would think
18     II,  XXIII |          examine them so far as to apply them to our uses, and several
19     II,  XXVII |        speak as he pleases, and to apply what articulate sounds to
20     II,  XXVIII|          measure that men commonly apply to determine what they call
21     II,  XXVIII|            s minds, men frequently apply them to different comparisons
22     II,  XXIX  |      determinate number and order, apply steadily the same name.
23     II,  XXXI  |          expressed by the names we apply to them, they may be very
24     II,  XXXI  |           And thus they ordinarily apply the specific names they
25     II,  XXXI  |    substances. Now, then, when men apply to this particular parcel
26    III,  II    |           speaker: nor can any one apply them as marks, immediately,
27    III,  II    |           own conceptions, and yet apply them to other ideas; which
28    III,  II    |           is evident that each can apply it only to his own idea;
29    III,  II    |  understanding men of that country apply that name.~5. To the reality
30    III,  II    |          men, even when they would apply themselves to an attentive
31    III,  III   |           who hears it, the idea I apply it to in mine, when I speak
32    III,  VI    |          those that would severely apply themselves to that inquiry,
33    III,  VI    |          that new signification we apply them to.  ~
34    III,  X     |          produced no new things to apply them to, or the perplexing
35    III,  X     |            have been accustomed to apply them to, they never trouble
36    III,  X     |     ordinarily have, to which they apply the common words of their
37    III,  X     |            signs: or, 2. When they apply the common received names
38    III,  X     |          of that language does not apply them: or, 3. When they apply
39    III,  X     |       apply them: or, 3. When they apply them very unsteadily, making
40    III,  X     |         vices, and names also, but apply them amiss: v.g. when I
41    III,  X     |            them amiss: v.g. when I apply the name frugality to that
42    III,  XI    |         especially when they would apply their minds to moral matters?
43    III,  XI    |   understood.~11. Third remedy: To apply words to such ideas as common
44    III,  XI    |        they must also take care to apply their words as near as may
45    III,  XI    |       imperfect notions of things, apply them at random, and without
46    III,  XI    |          the notions to which they apply those words afterwards very
47     IV,  II    | disagreement of any other,) and to apply them right, is, I suppose,
48     IV,  III   |          out, to any one that will apply himself with the same indifferency
49     IV,  III   |        other bodies which we would apply them to, we cannot tell
50     IV,  IV    |           for our necessities, and apply them to our uses. Thus the
51     IV,  IV    |            there it is not safe to apply or use them otherwise: but
52     IV,  IV    |           impropriety of speech to apply them contrary to the common
53     IV,  VII   |        rules and sayings, ready to apply to all particular cases.
54     IV,  X     |       attention; and the mind must apply itself to a regular deduction
55     IV,  X     |        cannot miss, if we will but apply our minds to that, as we
56     IV,  XII   |       again, for assurance, I must apply myself to experience; as