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28 III. Those general Names which may be styled Differences, are too numerous to be placed under one common Head according to the method designed in these Tables, and therefore are they here reduced unto three Heads: whereof the first contains such as do not immediately imply any relation to Action, and are therefore styled more absolute and common, namely, those more universal Affections of Entity whereby several things are differenced, so as to make them DIVERS from one another. (another, several, sundry, varyiety, dissonant, to and fro, up and down, multiplicity, choice, different, others, Heterogeneous) to which the notion of IDENTITY, Very, sameness, all one, unvaried, may be properly opposed, importing an Unity or Agreement in the same Essence.

These are distinguishable into such Difference: of things as imply a respect unto Something without the things themselves.

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The Under/tanding t, in regard of the (видит), or incongruit) of thing: to our ap l {'I RUTH, true, Verity, vergh'c, 2м‘г],КщЬ1,Ь001%,п‘геута3дЬу,/1/@д’‚рг01ш12/е. Z I' FALSI-100D, falle ­r]1'e, lírror,erroneouc, untrue» ’

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EI/ILNrSS, ill, bad, naught, wronq,antzjf,ßtrewd,fŕur1ly, Í¢’1vd,horrid,horrible, I

corrupt, Pravitj, deprave,.s‘in, “1111,?тф’аЕ‘Нац/рф-тщ Peccadil/o, wor/e. I The ‘ Their nature nabcdbelng, of thing:or in not „лещ/Нос: being. 5 as to

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away, ßrip, deve/l, di/j'erfê, ‚тиф; dig‘urnrjh.

'Their being, or not being what they arepretended to be.

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СЕЫЦПЪЕПЕЗЗ, right, arrant, rank, very. natif/e, legitimate, true, currant. _

l < 4'Éò'P‘ZIRIOZ‘SNESS., штате!э baßard, j'alfe,l illegitimate, improper, adu/terine,

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bafe, nti:begot, fòphrjltcated.

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Their degree: of being; Whether pre/ent, or future and in poíïibility. AC'IUA LNESS, Exißence, extant.

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the order of cornnton Providence, or the :Íeill cfßrne in

NATURALNESS, right, native, wild, carnal, участницы!) jupernatural. 7`I FACTI? IU‘USNESS, artificial, technical, made. ' l

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ЗЫМРЦСПТ, tnere, jhcer, clear, ji‘ne, plain, right, pure, unrnixed, Ingre

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dient, jingle, unconrpounded. MIXEDNESS, mingle, compound, blend fhußle,Med@,Mi/îel/anßprornúuour, мире", Contnzixtion, штрих; complicate, confound, intertuingle, низ-роду, Gallinzaufrj, Rhapfòdy,€enton,daßi,brew.

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