Book,  Chapter

 1   Read       |       because innate ideas were denied in it; they too hastily
 2      I,  I   |       For nobody, I think, ever denied that the mind was capable
 3      I,  I   |     wherein different ideas are denied one of another. Since every
 4      I,  I   |   wherein one different idea is denied of another, will as certainly
 5      I,  I   | pretended to be. This cannot be denied, that men grow first acquainted
 6      I,  I   |        for them are affirmed or denied one of another in the proposition.
 7      I,  II  |       have either questioned or denied these principles, it is
 8      I,  III | sterling in his pocket, and yet denied that he hath there either
 9     II,  XXI |    depends on us? For can it be denied that whatever agent has
10     II,  XXI |         we will. This cannot be denied. But this seeming to comprehend
11    III,  V   |      think, it can by nobody be denied that it is the mind makes
12    III,  VI  |   affirmative: and it cannot be denied but he that says they are
13    III,  IX  |      language; and it cannot be denied but that in some measure
14     IV,  I   |      universally and constantly denied one of another, there could
15     IV,  VI  |         universally affirmed or denied of gold, but what hath a
16     IV,  VI  |         as they are affirmed or denied one of another. Whence we
17     IV,  VII |      the terms, and affirmed or denied one of the other to be the
18     IV,  VII |     idea of being in general be denied of not-Being, which is the
19     IV,  VII |         any particular being be denied of another different from
20     IV,  VII |       it finds them affirmed or denied one of another in words
21     IV,  VII |       entire distinct ideas are denied one of another, the mind
22     IV,  VII | rational men, who have actually denied that they are men.~18. A
23     IV,  VIII|         idea is not affirmed or denied of it, there our thoughts
24     IV,  X   |        of fact, which cannot be denied: explain this and make it
25     IV,  XVII|      syllogism, as it cannot be denied; it must be something else,
26     IV,  XIX |   Spirit. God, I own, cannot be denied to be able to enlighten