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 1     II,  XXXI|        on as belonging to it, is malleableness. But yet this property has
 2     II,  XXXI|        more reason to think that malleableness depends on that colour,
 3     II,  XXXI|       that weight depends on its malleableness. And yet, though we know
 4    III,  VI  |     children; others add weight, malleableness, and fusibility; and others
 5    III,  VI  |   abstract idea, containing only malleableness and fusibility, with certain
 6    III,  VI  |        be found which has barely malleableness and fusibility in it, without
 7    III,  VI  |         qualities of gold except malleableness, it would no doubt be made
 8    III,  VI  |        species, who included not malleableness in his nominal essence,
 9    III,  VI  |     species, to him who included malleableness in his specific idea. And
10    III,  VI  | qualities of gold may be without malleableness; since it is certain that
11    III,  VI  |    putting in, or leaving out of malleableness, in the complex idea the
12    III,  IX  |       their truth, who makes not malleableness, or the same degree of fixedness,
13    III,  IX  |          of the essence, and its malleableness but a property? That which
14    III,  X   |       amounts to thus much, that malleableness depends on, and is inseparable
15    III,  X   |         connexion in his mind of malleableness is not truly with an essence
16     IV,  I   |  yellowness, weight, fusibility, malleableness, and solubility in aqua
17     IV,  III |          trial, find the weight, malleableness, fusibility, and fixedness
18     IV,  VI  |          certain proposition, if malleableness be a part of the complex
19     IV,  VI  |      stands for an idea in which malleableness is contained: and such a
20     IV,  VI  |   centaur is four-footed. But if malleableness make not a part of the specific
21     IV,  VI  |      other qualities you please, malleableness will not appear to depend
22     IV,  VI  |        in it: the connexion that malleableness has (if it has any) with
23     IV,  VI  |      necessary connexion between malleableness and the colour or weight
24     IV,  VI  |          and weight, and perhaps malleableness too; which, for aught I
25     IV,  XII |   fusibility, will hold true, if malleableness, fixedness, and solubility