Book,  Chapter

 1    Ded         |   occasions to acknowledge a long train of favours I have received
 2      I,  III   |            other truths require a train of ideas placed in order,
 3     II,  VII   |           any thought, passing in train, one going and another coming,
 4     II,  XIV   |       idea from reflection on the train of our ideas. The answer
 5     II,  XIV   |         own mind, that there is a train of ideas which constantly
 6     II,  XIV   |        got from reflection on the train of our ideas. That we have
 7     II,  XIV   |            from reflection on the train of ideas, which we find
 8     II,  XIV   |   duration but by considering the train of ideas that take their
 9     II,  XIV   |          their reflections on the train of the ideas they observe
10     II,  XIV   |        produces there a continued train of distinguishable ideas.
11     II,  XIV   |        motion produces a constant train of successive ideas: v.g.
12     II,  XIV   |         so not causing a constant train of new ideas to follow one
13     II,  XIV   |      motion, and so cause not any train of ideas in the mind, are
14     II,  XIV   |          circle in motion.~9. The train of ideas has a certain degree
15     II,  XIV   |           appearance of theirs in train, though perhaps it may be
16     II,  XIV   |          not to supply a constant train of fresh ideas to the senses,
17     II,  XIV   |   naturally follow one another in train, the thing seems to stand
18     II,  XIV   |         we perceive not.~12. This train, the measure of other successions.
19     II,  XIV   |          motion, but the constant train of ideas in our minds whilst
20     II,  XIV   |   succession and duration, by the train of other ideas succeeding
21     II,  XIV   |          of any motion, as by the train of ideas caused by the uninterrupted
22     II,  XIV   |         by judging of them by the train of ideas which had passed
23     II,  XIV   |           the intervals; by which train of ideas discovering inequality
24     II,  XIV   |          measure, but such as the train of our own ideas have lodged
25     II,  XIV   |    duration, by reflecting on the train of our own ideas, caused
26     II,  XIV   |            how our ideas there in train constantly some vanish and
27     II,  XV    |         idea in our minds, in the train of their ordinary succession
28     II,  XVI   |           dependence of so long a train of numeral progressions,
29     II,  XIX   |            there will always be a train of ideas succeeding one
30     II,  XIX   |      times it barely observes the train of ideas that succeed in
31     II,  XXI   |       will, successively, in that train of voluntary actions which
32     II,  XXI   |         to afford them a constant train of moderate mean pleasures,
33     II,  XXI   |           will. That which in the train of our voluntary actions
34     II,  XXVII |      which consist in a continued train of succession, concerning
35     II,  XXVII |    creature: so that those of his train there generally concluded
36     II,  XXVII |         wherein we have the whole train of all our past actions
37     II,  XXXIII|        one another in an habitual train, when once they are put
38    III,  VII   |        them; but he must think in train, and observe the dependence
39     IV,  I     |       that, able to retain such a train of particulars, may be well
40     IV,  II    |      knowledge made out by a long train of proof.~7. Each step in
41     IV,  VII   |          disputes into an endless train of syllogisms, certain general
42     IV,  XIV   |         as is requisite in a long train of gradations, or impatient
43     IV,  XVII  |        visibly linked together in train, i.e. each intermediate
44     IV,  XVII  |     before they can be put into a train of syllogisms. For the natural
45     IV,  XVII  |         in each step of the whole train, and retained in the memory,
46     IV,  XX    | probabilities; who cannot carry a train of consequences in their
47     IV,  XX    |           being, perhaps, many in train, they may be some of them