Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII |           or rest, and number.~10. Secondary qualities of bodies. Secondly,
 2     II,  VIII |           tastes, &c. These I call secondary qualities. To these might
 3     II,  VIII |    qualities, but for distinction, secondary qualities. For the power
 4     II,  VIII |        have of them in us.~13. How secondary qualities produce their
 5     II,  VIII |         conceive that the ideas of secondary qualities are also produced,
 6     II,  VIII |     qualities are resemblances; of secondary, not. From whence I think
 7     II,  VIII |            produced in us by these secondary qualities have no resemblance
 8     II,  VIII |           motion of parts.~18. The secondary exist in things only as
 9     II,  VIII |          be discerned), from those secondary and imputed qualities, which
10     II,  VIII |       modifications it is that the secondary qualities depend.~The other
11     II,  VIII |       white and fluid.~25. Why the secondary are ordinarily taken for
12     II,  VIII |           have no resemblance.~26. Secondary qualities twofold; first,
13     II,  VIII |             I think, may be called secondary qualities immediately perceivable:
14     II,  VIII |           perceivable: the latter, secondary qualities, mediately perceivable.  ~
15     II,  X    |           is often active. In this secondary perception, as I may so
16     II,  XXIII|            substances; since their secondary qualities are those which
17     II,  XXIII|          fain to make use of their secondary qualities as the characteristical
18     II,  XXIII|            from another: all which secondary qualities, as has been shown,
19     II,  XXIII|             Secondly, the sensible secondary qualities, which, depending
20     II,  XXIII|         idea of white.~11. The now secondary qualities of bodies would
21     II,  XXXI |        understood, when I speak of secondary qualities as being in things;
22     II,  XXXI |        exact collection of all the secondary qualities or powers of any
23     IV,  II   |         different degrees.~13. The secondary qualities of things not
24     IV,  II   |            think holds true in all secondary qualities and their modes.~
25     IV,  III  |       about.~11. Especially of the secondary qualities of bodies. The
26     IV,  III  |       employed, are those of their secondary qualities; which depending
27     IV,  III  |    necessary connexion between any secondary and the primary qualities
28     IV,  III  |          on which depend all their secondary qualities, there is yet
29     IV,  III  | discoverable connexion between any secondary quality and those primary
30     IV,  III  | consequence or co-existence of any secondary qualities, though we could
31     IV,  III  |        between them and any of the secondary qualities: which is necessary
32     IV,  III  |          depend not only all their secondary qualities, but also most
33     IV,  III  |           As the ideas of sensible secondary qualities which we have
34     IV,  III  |            of us: concerning their secondary qualities, powers, and operations,
35     IV,  VI   |           way in; and in all their secondary qualities we can discover
36     IV,  VI   |          substances, on which each secondary quality particularly depends.
37     IV,  VI   |  conceivable connexion between any secondary quality and any modification
38     IV,  VI   |           imagine, amongst all the secondary qualities of substances,