...observations on ideas and their original, by assuming their existence, as his leading principle. " Every man being conscious to himself that he thinks ; and...about, whilst thinking, being the ideas that are there, tis past doubt, that men have in their minds several ideas." " It is, in the first place, then, to...

...tn(/ -L^ self that he thinks, and that which object of his mind is applied about, whilst thinking, thinking, being the ideas that are there, it is past...Hardness, Sweetness, Thinking, Motion, Man, Elephant, Avmy, Drunkenness, and others. It is in the first place then to be inquired, how he comes by them....

...band of virtuous mind Me seems tlie gentle heart should most assured bind. Book iv. c. 9. LOCKED Every man, being conscious to himself, that he thinks, and that, which his mind M applied about whilst thinking, being the ideas that are there ; it is past doubt, that men have in...

...\ CHAP. I. OF IDEAS IN GKNRRAL, AND THEIR ORIGINAL. § 1. Idea, is the object of thinking. E I VERY man being conscious to himself that he thinks, and...whiteness, hardness, sweetness, thinking, motion, man, elefihant, army, drunkenness, and others. It is, in the first place, then, to be inquired, bow he comes...

...unbiassed inquiry after truth. BOOK II. CHA Pr I. Of Ideas in general, and their Original. §. 1. iLVERY man being conscious to himself that he thinks, and that which his object of mind is applied about, whilst thinking, thinking. being the ideas that are there, it is past...

...the present will not be doubted. Take the following example from Locke's Essay, b. xi. c. 1. Every man being conscious to himself that he thinks, and...doubt, that men have in their minds several ideas. The words in Italics are from the Saxon. LATELY PUBLISHED. STEPHENS' GREEK THESAURUS, No. XIII., to...

...work like the present will not be doubted. Take the following example from Locke's Essay, b. xi. e. 1. that, which his mind is applied about whilst thinking,...doubt, that men have in their minds several ideas. The words in Italics are from the Saxon. LATELY PUBLISHED-. STEPHENS' GREEK THESAUHUS, No. XIII., to...

...work like the present will not be doubted. Take the following example from Locke's Essay, b. xi. c. 1. that, which his mind is applied about whilst thinking,...doubt, that men have in their minds several ideas. The words in Italics are from the Saxon. m • LATELY PUBLISHED. STEPHENS' GREEK THESAURUS, No. XIII.,...

...band of virtuous mind Me seems the gentle heart should most assured bind. Book iv. c. 9. LOCKE. Every man, being conscious to himself, that he thinks, and...army, drunkenness, and others. It is in the first pl&ce, then, to be inquired, How he comes by them ? I know it is a received doctrine that men have...

...Inaugural Lecture on the Utility of Anglo-Saxon Literature, &c. (4to. Oxford, 1807), p. 16—18.. " Every man, being conscious to himself that he thinks, and...those expressed by the words, whiteness, hardness, sweetnessi thinking, motion, man, elephant, army, drunkenness, and others. It is in the first place,...