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An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. -

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  1. Conteno.
  2. CTTAP. VI.
  3. Os simple Idcas of Reflexion.
  4. SECT.
  5. L. Are the Operations of the Mina
  6. about its other Ideas:
  7. 2. The Idea of Perception, and Idea
  8. of Willine ve have from Refle-
  9. XiOn.
  10. receives the Impreson
  11. 5, 6. Children thouch they have Ideas
  12. in cheWomb, have none innate.
  13. 7. Which Ideas first is not evident.
  14. 8.20. Ideas of Sensation ofien ehange
  15. by the fudement.
  16. Perception puts the difference be-
  17. tiveen animais and inferior Be-
  18. ines.
  19. S. Perception the inlet of Xnon-
  20. ledee.
  21. 2.-. 4. Perception is ont
  22. CII AP. VI
  23. Of Simple Ideas, both of Sensation and
  24. SECT.
  25. Restexion.
  26. 2.. 6. Pleasure and Pain.
  27. 7. Fxistence and vnity.
  28. 8. Pover.
  29. 9. Succession.
  30. 20. Simple Ideas the Materials of
  31. all our Knoledee.
  32. CTTAE VIII.
  33. Otber Considerations concerninz simple
  34. SECT.
  35. Ideas.
  36. 2. .6. Positive Ideas fromprivative Cau
  37. Ses.
  38. 7, E. Ideas in the Mind, Qualities in
  39. Bodies.
  40. 9, 20. Primary and Secondary Quali SFCT.
  41. ties.
  42. LF, T2. TToW primary Dualities produce
  43. their Ideas.
  44. F3, T4. TToW Secondarr.
  45. 25... 23. Ideas of primary Oualities are re-
  46. Semblances; os secondary, not.
  47. 24,25. Reason of our mistate inthis.
  48. 26. Secondary Oualities tuo- fold;
  49. First, Immediarely percervable;
  50. Secondr, Mediarely perceivable.
  51. CH AP. IX
  52. Of Perception.
  53. SECL
  54. E. C Onteopacto.
  55. 2. Memorr.
  56. SECT.
  57. L. t 2s the Arst smple Ldea of Re-
  58. Rexion.
  59. 4
  60. Ben ise
  61. L2s2L. 2a
  62. Os actention.
  63. 3. Attention Detition Pleasure
  64. 6. Constantir rexeated Ideas can
  65. 7. In rememtorine the Mind is often
  66. 8. Tuo defelts in the Memory, Obli-
  67. and Pain fx Ideas.
  68. 4.5. Ideas fade in the Memorr.
  69. Scarce be tost.
  70. active.
  71. vion and Stouness.
  72. 9. Bruces have Memory.
  73. HHL. XI.
  74. Of Discernine, _c.
  75. 1. No Rnotlare without it.
  76. 2. The difference of Wit and Jude
  77. ment.
  78. 4. Comparine.
  79. 4. Clearness alone hinders Confusion.
  80. 8. Componnatne.
  81. J. Brutes compund hut litele-
  82. B. Namine.
  83. 9. Abstraction.
  84. LB, TT. Brutes abstra not.
  85. S. Brutes compare, but imperfectly.
  86. 22, C5. Aatbis mad Men.
  87. r4. Method.
  88. 15. These are the beginnines of hu
  89. mane hnomledee.
  90. L6. Appeat to Experience.
  91. 27. Dark room.
  92. CMAP.

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An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/778263916:0384?run=74