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| Alphabetical [« »] innermost 1 innocent 1 innovation 1 innumerable 17 inquire 4 inquiries 2 inquiry 9 | Frequency [« »] 17 entirely 17 force 17 immediate 17 innumerable 17 known 17 mankind 17 means | George Berkeley A treatise concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge IntraText - Concordances innumerable |
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1 Pre, Int, 6 | and to have occasioned innumerable errors and difficulties 2 Pre, Int, 20 | reputation should go before. Innumerable examples of this kind may 3 Text, 0, 19 | all, that God has created innumerable beings that are entirely 4 Text, 0, 53 | that they should suppose an innumerable multitude of created beings, 5 Text, 0, 60 | final cause assigned of an innumerable multitude of bodies and 6 Text, 0, 81 | for aught that I know, innumerable sorts of ideas or sensations, 7 Text, 0, 82 | there being in Holy Writ innumerable facts related which evidently 8 Text, 0, 98 | either that he passes away innumerable ages without a thought, 9 Text, 0, 104| as the earth, that argue innumerable bodies to have a mutual 10 Text, 0, 123| finite extension contains innumerable parts, or is infinitely 11 Text, 0, 124| therefore, I cannot perceive innumerable parts in any finite extension 12 Text, 0, 124| that I cannot distinguish innumerable parts in any particular 13 Text, 0, 125| an inch long may contain innumerable parts - really existing, 14 Text, 0, 126| are supposed to stand for innumerable others of different sizes; 15 Text, 0, 126| signification, whereby it represents innumerable lines greater than itself, 16 Text, 0, 127| contains in itself parts innumerable. There is no such thing 17 Text, 0, 133| Principles, from whence do flow innumerable consequences highly advantageous