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 1     II,  XXIII|     their real constitutions and differences depend, we are fain to make
 2     II,  XXIX |        other things, whereby the differences that make it deserve a different
 3     II,  XXIX |         still of the perceivable differences, whereby it is kept separate
 4    III,  VI   |          And to talk of specific differences in nature, without reference
 5    III,  VI   |  according to internal essential differences.~21. But stand for such
 6    III,  VI   |     better acquainted with their differences; can more nicely distinguish
 7    III,  VI   |         deal of talk of specific differences, how few words we have yet
 8    III,  VI   |      show us their most material differences and agreements; but we ourselves
 9    III,  VI   |          minuter divisions, from differences that he knows in the internal
10    III,  VI   |        to them, and can by those differences distinguish watches into
11    III,  VI   |        whether one or both these differences be essential or specifical,
12    III,  VI   |         in things natural, whose differences and operations depend upon
13    III,  VI   |     stripped of those specifical differences we give them: which things,
14     IV,  I    |        time, this, amongst other differences, is one which shows that
15     IV,  II   | Knowledge ~1. Of the degrees, or differences in clearness, of our knowledge:
16     IV,  II   |    simple ideas, whose modes and differences are made and counted by
17     IV,  II   |  accurate a distinction of their differences as to perceive, or find
18     IV,  II   |      just equality, or the least differences. For those other simple
19     IV,  II   |    clearly distinct ideas, whose differences can be perfectly retained,
20     IV,  XVI  |     Creator, by gentle steps and differences, that are every one at no
21     IV,  XX   |       some think, in the natural differences of men’s souls themselves;