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 1     II,  XVIII|       to be named, and thereby ranked into species; yet some others
 2     II,  XXIX |     must consider, that things ranked under distinct names are
 3     II,  XXIX |        keeps the things (to be ranked under those two different
 4     II,  XXIX |        as they are) till it be ranked under some ordinary name
 5     II,  XXIX |        name as the other it is ranked under; and so keeps not
 6     II,  XXIX |      and discourses: ideas, as ranked under names, being those
 7    III,  III  |      agree, so they come to be ranked under that name, or, which
 8    III,  III  |       the names they are to be ranked under? And when general
 9    III,  III  |        evident that things are ranked under names into sorts or
10    III,  III  |      acquainted with, and have ranked into bands under distinct
11    III,  VI   |       further than as they are ranked into sorts, appears from
12    III,  VI   |     term stands for, cannot be ranked under that species, nor
13    III,  VI   |     consideration of its being ranked under the name of some abstract
14    III,  VI   |       the individuals that are ranked into one sort, called by
15    III,  VI   |   afford a foundation of being ranked into sorts. But the sorting
16    III,  VI   |      abstract idea, come to be ranked as under ensigns: so that
17    III,  VI   |     are as plainly and orderly ranked into sorts, by different
18    III,  VII  |       great show of exactness, ranked into their several orders.
19    III,  VII  | contained under them carefully ranked into their distinct subdivisions;
20    III,  X    |     Ten Names, under which are ranked the Ten Predicaments, to
21    III,  X    |     several of those which are ranked under different specific
22     IV,  III  |   command. Those which we have ranked into classes under names,