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| Alphabetical [« »] abridge 1 abridged 1 absolute 25 absolutely 10 abstract 88 abstracted 16 abstractedly 1 | Frequency [« »] 11 sides 11 whereby 11 wit 10 absolutely 10 actions 10 affected 10 agent | George Berkeley A treatise concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge IntraText - Concordances absolutely |
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1 Pre, Int, 12 | noted that I do not deny absolutely there are general ideas, 2 Pre, Int, 12 | name "line," which taken absolutely is particular, by being 3 Text, 0, 27 | motion and change of ideas is absolutely impossible. Such is the 4 Text, 0, 62 | parts and organs be not absolutely necessary to the producing 5 Text, 0, 62 | are necessary, though not absolutely to the producing any effect, 6 Text, 0, 87 | motion of anything really and absolutely, or in itself, it is impossible 7 Text, 0, 114| respect of that is accounted absolutely to be so. But philosophers, 8 Text, 0, 127| true, not of the inch taken absolutely, but only for the things 9 Text, 0, 141| are of opinion that it is absolutely incapable of annihilation 10 Text, 0, 151| aforesaid methods of nature are absolutely necessary, in order to working