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# Title: An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 38; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 38)
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Df Mixed Mode:
T. Mixed Modes what.
2. Made by the Mind.
3. Sometimes eot by the Fxplication
of their Names.
4. The Name ties ibe Parrs of the
mixed Modes into one Idea.
5. TheCause of makine mixed Modes.
6. Wrhy WVords in one Languase have
none ansiverins in another.
7. And Languases chanse.
8. Mixed Modes, ohere they exist.
9. TTou we set the Ideas of mixed
Modes.
2O. Motion, Thinkine and P’out, su
been most medisied.
TF. Several Words sceming +0 sienisie
Action, sienisre but the Ffect.
Ideas.
SECT.
)Lorver.
F. This Tdea ho eot.
2. Pover active and passive.
3. Pover includes Relation.
4. The clearest Idea of active Poiver
hac from Spirit.
5. Will and Onderstandine; tuo
Porvers.
6. Faculties.
7. rhence the Ideas of Liberry and
Necessity.
8m- F2. Fiberty what.
9. Supposes the Onderstandine and
Will.
20. Belones not torolition.
FI. Voluntary opposed to involuntary,
noc to Necessarr.
22. Necessity uhai.
r4.- 2.0. Liberty belone not to theWrill.
2F. But to the Acent or Man.
22.. 24. In respect of willine, a Man i5
not frec.
25-- 28. TheWill determine d hy somethine
Without it.
29. The creater apparent 600d deter-
mines theWrill.
30.32. This is a Perfection of bumane SFCT.
Nature.
33. And rakes not avay Liberty.
34, 35. By Menchuse differently.
36. Trhy they chuse amiss.
38. Fromehie different appearance of
600d.
39. Und judeine amiss on ihese Ap
pearances.
10 -42. First, in comparine present and su-
ture.
43. Seconcly, In thinkingurone of ibe
greatness or certainty of the Con-
sequence of any Action.
14. Causes of vrone Fudement, Jeno-
rance, Tnadvertency, Sloth, Pas-
Ron, Pastion, etc.
45. Preference of Vice to vertue, a
manisest vrone fudement.
47. Recapiculation.
C2. Mixed Modes, made also of other
AP. g XX
1.
Os che Complex Ideas of Substancesi
L. Tdeas of Substances hou made.
2. Our Idea of Substance in general.
6. Of the sorts of Substanes.
4. No clear Edea of Substance in se-
nerat.
5. A5 clear an Idea of Spirit, a5
BocY.
Ideas of Substances.
E. And Wohy
7. Poversa ereat pare df our complex
9. Three sorts of Ideas make our
complex ones of Oustanbeso
1O, FT. The nou secondary Dualities. O)
Bodies vould disappear, is ve
coula discover ihe primary ones of
their minute Parts.
L2 Our Faculties o) Ascovery suit ed
20 our State.
23. Conjecture about Spirits.
L4. Complex Ideas of Substances.
25. Idea of spiritual Substances, a5
Clear a5 of bodily Substames.
16. Ao lacaos abstract Substance.
27. 2B6