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 1   Read        |      which is to be steadily the sign of that very same object
 2   Read        |          resolves to make it the sign of The want of this is the
 3   Read        |      idea, which he makes it the sign of, and to which he should
 4   Read        |      from the sound it uses as a sign of it. (2) That this idea,
 5     II,  XVI  |          new or distinct name or sign, whereby to know it from
 6     II,  XVI  |        with the distinct name or sign of every one of them, as
 7     II,  XXVII|         man in our mouths is the sign, is nothing else but of
 8     II,  XXXI |       name he would have to be a sign of the other man’s idea, (
 9    III,  II   |        can he make it stand as a sign of such a complex idea as
10    III,  II   |          the idea they make it a sign of is precisely the same
11    III,  II   |       idea any sound should be a sign of, in the mouths and common
12    III,  III  |       them does that, by being a sign of an abstract idea in the
13    III,  III  |         whereof that name is the sign.~17. Supposition, that species
14    III,  III  |       having no name that is the sign of it. But yet it is its
15    III,  IV   |          the idea it is made the sign of, and annexed to, in the
16    III,  IV   |   ignorant that that term is the sign of it, then another name
17    III,  V    |          be joined to it, as the sign of man’s having combined
18    III,  VI   |        of reason and speech be a sign to us of different real
19    III,  VI   |          done, but when the same sign stands for the same idea
20    III,  IX   |          constantly use the same sign for the same idea: for then
21    III,  IX   |   propriety, may not be made the sign of far different ideas.
22    III,  IX   |      that each of them made it a sign of a different complex idea.
23    III,  X    |        we use can no ways be the sign of.~19. Hence we think change
24    III,  X    |        in one.~28. When the same sign is not put for the same
25    III,  X    |          not constantly the same sign for the same idea, but uses
26    III,  XI   |      sound annexed to it, as the sign of that precise determined
27     IV,  III  |     easily agreed on; and so the sign that is used for them in
28     IV,  IV   |        force. For what need of a sign, when the thing signified
29     IV,  IV   |     under consideration from the sign that stands for it, our
30     IV,  IV   |       but it is the shape is the sign of a rational soul within,
31     IV,  IV   |         I wonder who made it the sign of any such thing: for barely
32     IV,  IV   |        of outside is the certain sign that there is or is not
33     IV,  VIII |        word, and the use of that sign.~8. But adds no real knowledge.
34     IV,  XIX  | Midianites, and yet he desired a sign to convince him that this
35     IV,  XXI  |        that something else, as a sign or representation of the