Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I     | observe whether they agree or disagree, according as is expressed
 2      I,  I     |       in his mind to agree or disagree, according as the words
 3     II,  XXVIII|       found by me to agree or disagree with the esteem of the country
 4     II,  XXXII |     do in themselves agree or disagree; and falsehood in the contrary,
 5     II,  XXXII |    according as they agree or disagree to those patterns to which
 6     II,  XXXII |   being wrong, as far as they disagree with such archetypes.  ~
 7    III,  X     |  ideas can scarce be found to disagree with anything existing;
 8     IV,  I     |     and all distinct ideas to disagree, i.e. the one not to be
 9     IV,  II    | clearly whether they agree or disagree. Or to express the same
10     IV,  V     | signified by them do agree or disagree one with another. The joining
11     IV,  V     |       they stand for agree or disagree.~6. When mental propositions
12     IV,  V     |      divisibility to agree or disagree to his idea of that line,
13     IV,  V     |       they stand for agree or disagree: and this again is two-fold;
14     IV,  V     |       they stand for agree or disagree in men’s minds, the knowledge
15     IV,  VIII  |       however things agree or disagree in their own nature, he
16     IV,  XIV   |   takes its ideas to agree or disagree; or, which is the same,
17     IV,  XV    |      do more or less agree or disagree with it, so is any proposition
18     IV,  XVI   |       thing proposed agree or disagree with common experience,
19     IV,  XVII  |   perceive that they agree or disagree as clearly as that it has
20     IV,  XVII  |  taking two ideas to agree or disagree, by the intervention of
21     IV,  XVII  |    ideas: and things agree or disagree, as really they are; but