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 1     II,  I    |        without thinking. For no definitions that I know, no suppositions
 2     II,  XXVII|     whatever is talked of other definitions, ingenious observation puts
 3    III,  III  |       ordinarily made use of in definitions. This may show us the reason
 4    III,  III  |   animal: which, by the several definitions of animal, vivens, and corpus,
 5    III,  III  |    strict observing of it. For, definitions, as has been said, being
 6    III,  III  |       they have given us so few definitions conformable to it. But of
 7    III,  III  |       conformable to it. But of definitions more in the next chapter.~
 8    III,  IV   |  discourses, whilst some demand definitions of terms that cannot be
 9    III,  IV   |        what are not, capable of definitions, and wherein consists a
10    III,  IV   |         the only use and end of definitions; and therefore the only
11    III,  IV   |        8. Instances: scholastic definitions of motion. The not observing
12    III,  IV   |      easy to be observed in the definitions they give us of some few
13    III,  IV   |     them, even those masters of definitions were fain to leave them
14    III,  IV   |      used that sound?~9. Modern definitions of motion. Nor have the
15    III,  IV   |         when well examined.~10. Definitions of light. “The act of perspicuous,
16    III,  VI   |       And I imagine none of the definitions of the word man which we
17    III,  VI   |       words we have yet settled definitions of, may with reason imagine,
18    III,  XI   |       which it belongs not.~17. Definitions can make moral discourses
19    III,  XI   |      and invariable part in the definitions of our specific names, as
20    III,  XI   |   things. Fourthly, But, though definitions will serve to explain the
21    III,  XI   |     content ourselves with such definitions of the names of substances
22    III,  XI   |     meaning of their words, and definitions of their terms are not to
23     IV,  III  |     good measure be remedied by definitions, setting down that collection
24     IV,  VIII | propositions, as their relative definitions make them fit to be so joined;