An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. -
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- Contents.
- 5. The Idea of Duration apprrnor
- +o Thines whilst we stec
- N
- n.
- GLL. The train of Lacus has acertain
- SFCL
- CII AP. ZII.
- Of Compres Iaeus.
- I. Made By the Mind out of simple
- ones.
- 2. Made voluntarili.
- 3. Are either Modes, Substances, Or X3. -. 45. IDe Mind cannot fix lons on one
- Relations.
- 4. Modes.
- 5. Simple and mixed Modes.
- 6. Substances Single or Collective.
- 7. Relation.
- E. The abstrusest Ideas from the tvo
- Sources.
- 6. 8. The Idea of Succession not from
- CHAP. XII
- Of Space, and ils simple Modes.
- SECT.
- 2. Simple Modes.
- 2. Idea of Space.
- 3. Space and Fxtension.
- 4. Immensiry.
- 5,6. Figure.
- quon +O. PlaCC.
- FF. -- F4. Fxtension and Body not the same.
- 25- F7. Substance Which ie tenow noi, no
- proof acain ( Space Without Body.
- 18, T9. Substance and Accidents of lierle
- use in Philosophy.
- 20. AVacuum berond the utmost
- bounds of Body.
- 2X. The pover of annibilation proves
- a VaCuUM.
- 22. Morion proves a Vacuum.
- 23. The Ideas of Space and Body di-
- stinct.
- 24.25. Fxtension beine inseparable from
- Body proves it not the same.
- 26. Tdeas of Space and Solidiry distinct.
- 27. Men differ liile in clear simple
- Ideas.
- CtI AL.
- Of Duration.
- SFC. L.
- L. Duration es scetine Lacensooi
- 24. Iis Idea from Reflexion on the
- trainof our Edeas.
- decree of quicteness.
- 22. Lhistracn Themedsare os ottier Suc-
- CCIOnS.
- invariable Idea.
- 10. Lacas, dour ber male, include no
- sense of Motion.
- 17. Lem ls. Murucon set out hy Mea-
- Sares.
- 18. A e00d measure of Lime must di
- videirs Whole Duration into equat
- perioas.
- 19. ThC LMaions the sun and
- Moon est properest Measures of
- Time
- 20. Bat not by cheir motion, but perio-
- dica appearances.
- LT. No tvo parts ot Duration can a
- certainty enoion to be equat.
- 22. Lime not the measate of Motion.
- L. Lnares. FTours, und Tears, not
- necessary measures of Duration.
- 24.Lens Line tivo vars ap.
- 25
- plied.
- -27. Our measure of nc applicable t0
- Duration defore. Lm.
- 2.8-- 31. P ternity.
- Of Duration and Fxpansion considered
- tozether
- BECF
- Y. Both capable of creater and less.
- 2. Fxpansion not boundes by Marter.
- 3. Nor Duration By Motion.
- 4. Ihi Men more casily admit infinite
- Duration, than infinite Fxpansion.
- 5. Fime to Duration i5 a5 Place 10
- Expansion.
- 6. Time and Place are taten for s0
- much of cither, as aré set out by
- the. Existence and Motion of
- Body.
- 7. Sometimes for so much of either,
- as ve desien by measures Tane
- fromthebult ormotion of Bodies.
- diLIC)
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