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 1     II,  I     |   perhaps, with infinite variety compounded and enlarged by the understanding,
 2     II,  XII   |           COMPLEX IDEAS, however compounded and decompounded, though
 3     II,  XII   |     complex ideas which, however compounded, contain not in them the
 4     II,  XII   |       Secondly, there are others compounded of simple ideas of several
 5     II,  XIII  |   distinguished from others more compounded, it will not be perhaps
 6     II,  XIII  |      ones, out of which they are compounded; and to see which, amongst
 7     II,  XVIII |          5. Modes of tastes. All compounded tastes and smells are also
 8     II,  XXII  |         ideas, of which they are compounded and originally made up,
 9     II,  XXII  |       whatsoever; which, however compounded and decompounded, may at
10     II,  XXIII |        in effect are complex and compounded. Thus the idea which an
11     II,  XXIII |        being relative, are again compounded of others: all which being,
12     II,  XXVII | spiritual or material, simple or compounded, it matters not)—which is
13     II,  XXVIII|           though, where they are compounded, or decompounded, the simple
14    III,  V     |       ideas more common and less compounded than the measures of time,
15    III,  V     |       names of more abstract and compounded ideas, such as are the greatest
16    III,  V     |       the reason why they are so compounded. Hence, likewise, we may
17    III,  V     |          modes are commonly more compounded and decompounded than those
18    III,  V     |      together a great variety of compounded and decompounded ideas.
19    III,  VI    |        to make but one idea, how compounded soever. Secondly, that the
20    III,  IX    |        very complex idea that is compounded and decompounded, it is
21    III,  IX    |      which usually attends those compounded ones of substances and mixed
22    III,  IX    |         And in general the least compounded ideas in every kind have
23    III,  IX    |   doubtful are the names of very compounded mixed modes and substances.
24     IV,  V     |           For many of them being compounded, the name occurs much easier
25     IV,  VII   |        more simple from the more compounded; the more simple and less