A Series of Lectures upon Locke's Essay

abstract ideas absurdity abuse according to Locke action admit agreement or disagreement Aristotle ascribed body brutes called Cartesian cause civil law colour complex ideas conceives defined definition degree of assent DIONYSIUS LARDNER doctrine duration effect enumerate Essay extension external objects faculties figure ideas of reflection ideas of sensation ideas of substances ideas which enter identity impression intuitive knowledge knowledge language Lect LECTURE light Locke considers Locke illustrate Locke thinks Locke's matter memory mixed modes moral motion names of simple nature necessary nexion nominalist observed obtain the idea operations opinions organs pain particles particular passive perceived perception of ideas petitio principii pleasure primary qualities principle probability proofs propositions real essences real existence reason receive relations resemblance secondary qualities sensation and reflection sense sensible shew siders sight signification simple ideas simple modes solidity sophism species spirit supposed syllogism term things thought tion truth words