Book,  Chapter

 1   Read       |       upon the same argument, and expressed it different ways, with
 2   Read       |        that this matter is now so expressed as to show him there was
 3   Read       |        these apprehensions he has expressed, in the latter end of his
 4      I,  I   |         disagree, according as is expressed in those propositions. And
 5      I,  I   |        ideas when put together is expressed, we at first hearing assent;
 6      I,  III |        conceptions of corporeity, expressed in their images and representations
 7      I,  III |         all prove, that the ideas expressed in them are innate; for
 8      I,  III |           to be worshipped,” when expressed in a language he understands;
 9     II,  I   |          ideas,—such as are those expressed by the words whiteness,
10     II,  XXI |           heat of the sun, though expressed by a verb active, does not
11     II,  XXV |           and the like relations, expressed by relative terms that have
12     II,  XXIX|          name as that which it is expressed by; the difference which
13     II,  XXXI|          other intelligent being, expressed by the names we apply to
14    III,  III | signification exactly and clearly expressed by two others. Experience
15    III,  V   |        which is all it would have expressed by it; and is that on which
16    III,  VI  |       horse and a dog; they being expressed in our minds by distinct
17    III,  VII |       limits the sense to what is expressed, with a negation of all
18    III,  X   |      their minds, which are to be expressed to others by them.~4. This
19    III,  X   |         agree to his complex idea expressed by the name man: but whether
20    III,  XI  |         think on at that time, as expressed by that word, being quite
21    III,  XI  |          outward shapes should be expressed by little draughts and prints
22     IV,  VI  | apprehended, but as conceived and expressed in words. It is not, therefore,
23     IV,  VI  |         disagreement of ideas, as expressed in any proposition. This
24     IV,  VI  |         or disagreement, as there expressed, is capable to be discovered
25     IV,  VII |     disagreement of the ideas, as expressed in the propositions he demonstrated.
26     IV,  XI  |          propositions, wherein is expressed the agreement or disagreement