An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. -
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- The Comits.
- First, because the Ideas theystand
- for, are so complex.
- 7. Secondly. Because they have no
- Standards.
- 8. Propriety not a sufsicient Remedy.
- 9. The may of Learnine these Names
- contributes also to their Doubt.
- fulness.
- 10. Tlence unavoidable Obscurity in
- ancient Authors.
- F2. First, T0 reat Fssences that can-
- not be tenoon.
- 3, 14. Secondly, T0 co existing Qualiries,
- which are enoon but imperfectly.
- F5. Wirb this Imperfection They may
- serve for Crvil, but not vell for
- Phitosophical use.
- 26. Instance Liquor of Nerves.
- 27. Instance Cold.
- 18. The Wames of simple Ideas the
- least doubifut.
- 29. And next to them simple Modes.
- 20. The most doubeful are the Names
- of very componnded mixed Modes
- and Substances.
- 21. Why this Imperfection chareed
- upon Words.
- 22, 23. This sould teach us Moderation,
- in imposinq our orn Sense of old 26.-- 3r. Tou Men stords fail in all these
- Authors.
- perplexed Religion
- 12. This art ha
- X3. And oucht not 10 pass for Lear-
- 24. Fourchly, Abusc, cakins them for
- and fustice
- nine
- Thines.
- 25. Instance In Matter.
- 26. This mates Errors lasting
- 18. V. C. puttine hem for the reat
- 29. Tlence wesnte every chanre of
- our idea Substances, not t0
- sition of Natures mortine alvars
- 2+. This Abuse containstvo false Sup
- 22. Sixtbly, Abuse, a Supposition that
- Words have a certain and evident
- 23. The Fnds of Language, First, 70
- 24. Secondly, t0 doc it with quicteness.
- 25. Thiralr. Therewith 10 convey the
- 34. Seventhly. Figurative Specchalso
- 27. FifrBly Abuse settine them for
- What they cannot sirnifie.
- Filsences ot Substances.
- chanceihe Specie.
- regulary.
- PositionS.
- penitcation.
- conver our ideas.
- Anomledse of Thinos.
- 32. LLW in Substances.
- 33. FTou in Modes and Relations.
- dll Y.
- CHIAP. X
- Of the Abuse of Words.
- i. Abuse of Woras.
- IsL. LE
- 2, 2. First, Words without any, orwich. Of the Remedies of the fore: roinq Imper-
- out Ideas.
- 4. Occasione d By learnine Names be- SECT.
- fore the Ideas they belone, +0.
- 5. Seconcly. Unsteady Application of
- them.
- 6. Thiraly, affected Obscurity by
- norone Application.
- 7. Losick and Dispure has much con-
- tributed t0 this.
- 8. Calline it Subtilty.
- 9. This Fearnine very lutile Benefited
- Society.
- XO. But destroy d the Instruments of
- Vnoole de e and Communication.
- TT. As usesul as to confound the sound
- of the Letters.
- fection and Abuses.
- in Abase of Languare.
- 1. LBC) aC aoth seetine.
- 2. Lrc not easte.
- 3. Lut yet necessars 1dEcbsDI).
- 4. Misuse of Words the cause 0s
- Seat Lrrors.
- 5. Obstinacy.
- .And Wrancline.
- Instance Bat and Bird.
- 8. First, Remedy touse norrordus
- out an Idea.
- 9. SecondlY. Flave distinit Ideas an-
- nexed to them in Modes.
- 20. And distinet and conformable in
- Substances.
- 22. Thirdts
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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/778263916:0393?run=74