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| Alphabetical [« »] sign 8 significancy 1 significant 2 signification 13 significations 1 signified 13 signifies 2 | Frequency [« »] 13 reality 13 remains 13 secondly 13 signification 13 signified 13 soever 13 speak | George Berkeley A treatise concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge IntraText - Concordances signification |
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1 Pre, Int, 12 | nevertheless with regard to its signification general, since, as it is 2 Pre, Int, 18 | only precise and settled signification, which inclines men to think 3 Pre, Int, 18 | true and only immediate signification of each general name; and 4 Pre, Int, 18 | one precise and definite signification annexed to any general name, 5 Pre, Int, 18 | restrained to one certain signification. For example, a triangle 6 Pre, Int, 18 | settled idea which limits the signification of the word triangle. It 7 Pre, Int, 23 | and that the immediate signification of every general name was 8 Text, 0, 17 | branches which make the signification of the words material substance, 9 Text, 0, 39 | hath a more comprehensive signification than idea, including spirit 10 Text, 0, 69 | distant from its received signification.~ 11 Text, 0, 121| figures, and varying the signification of each figure according 12 Text, 0, 126| is universal only in its signification, whereby it represents innumerable 13 Text, 0, 138| this alone, constitutes the signification of the term. If therefore