...Definitions, which have exposed him to much censure and ridicule. Yet I tliink it must be allowed, that, in things which need definition, and admit of it, his...judicious and accurate ; and, had he attempted to define such things only, lue enemies had wanted great matter of triumph. I believe it may likewise be said...

...admit of it, his definitions are commonly judicious and accurate ; and, had he attempted to define such things only, his enemies had wanted great matter of triumph. I believe it may likewise be said in his favour, that, until Locke's essay was wrote, there was nothing of importance...