Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  XIV |    world, time yet should be defined to be the “measure of motion”:
 2     II,  XX  |   described, nor their names defined; the way of knowing them
 3     II,  XXI | liberty and volition must be defined. To avoid these and the
 4    III,  III |     words what idea the term defined stands for, a definition
 5    III,  III |    signification of the term defined: and if, instead of such
 6    III,  III |    made known, as when it is defined to be a rational animal:
 7    III,  IV  |    are not, capable of being defined; the want whereof is (as
 8    III,  IV  |      of terms that cannot be defined; and others think they ought
 9    III,  IV  |      that all names could be defined. For, if the terms of one
10    III,  IV  |  definition were still to be defined by another, where at last
11    III,  IV  |    can, and others cannot be defined; and which they are.~6.
12    III,  IV  |  then showed, or the word is defined, when, by other words, the
13    III,  IV  |       are incapable of being defined. The reason whereof is this,
14    III,  X   |     yet he gives settled and defined names, may fill his discourse,
15    III,  XI  |  terms they are made in were defined, and reduced in their signification (
16    III,  XI  |  some words that will not be defined, as there are others whose
17    III,  XI  |     be perfectly and exactly defined. For they being combinations
18     IV,  IV  |    any other law-maker, hath defined any moral names, there they
19     IV,  VIII|   the definition of the word defined. Such are all propositions
20     IV,  VIII|   the definition of the term defined. Alike trifling it is to
21     IV,  VIII|   the definition of the term defined, or to affirm any one of
22     IV,  XII |    honest and dishonest, are defined only by laws, and not by