Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II    |      knowing the particulars comprehended under them. And in the practical
 2     II,  XI    |    that large tribe of ideas comprehended under relation; which, of
 3     II,  XV    |    which is possessed by and comprehended within the material world;
 4     II,  XVI   |    to the whole together, as comprehended in one idea, a new or distinct
 5     II,  XVII  |    much greater as cannot be comprehended. 3. And this is plainly
 6     II,  XVII  |   great or little, not being comprehended in that positive idea which
 7     II,  XXVII | every one finds that, whilst comprehended under that consciousness,
 8     II,  XXVIII|   all which simple ideas are comprehended in the word murder. This
 9     II,  XXVIII|      its moral relation, are comprehended together under one name,
10     II,  XXVIII| first, all the simple ideas, comprehended in the word man, or intelligent
11    III,  III   |      and cannot therefore be comprehended under that name, have yet
12    III,  III   |      and spontaneous motion, comprehended under the name animal.~9.
13    III,  IV    |      red, and yellow are all comprehended under the genus or name
14    III,  V     |     and they are all equally comprehended in the same species, as
15    III,  V     |      abstract idea, might be comprehended. And if the doubtful signification
16    III,  V     |    what ideas are or are not comprehended under those words with which
17    III,  VI    |    they are capable of being comprehended in one common conception,
18    III,  VI    |    is the whole complex idea comprehended and marked by that name;
19    III,  VI    |      all the other qualities comprehended in our complex idea to be
20    III,  VI    |  silver, and the other sorts comprehended under the name metal. Whereby
21    III,  VI    |    conception of the species comprehended under it. So that if these
22    III,  IX    |    of that species, or to be comprehended under that name gold, only
23    III,  X     |     these latter ages may be comprehended) have wherewithal abundantly
24     IV,  VI    |  extends, or what things are comprehended under each term; which,
25     IV,  VIII  |   nothing but what he before comprehended and signified by the name
26     IV,  VIII  |      the name gold, which is comprehended in its received signification?
27     IV,  VIII  |   word homo, in his country, comprehended in its signification all