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49. The freest agents are so SECT.
determined.
1. Mixed modes, what.
50. A constant determination 2. Made by the mind.
to a pursuit of happi- 3. Sometimes got by the ex.
ness, no abridgment of
plication of their names.
liberty.
4. The name ties the parts
51. The necessity of pursuing
of the mixed modes into
true happiness, the foun.
one idea.
dation of all liberty.
5. The cause of making
52. The reason of it.
mixed modes.
53. Government of our pase 6. Why words in ove lais-
sions, the right improve-
guage have none answer-
ment of liberty.
ing in another.
54, 55. How men come to pursue 7. And languages change.
different courses.
8. Mixed modes, where they
56. How men come to choose
exist.
ill.
9. How we get the ideas of
57. First, from bodily pains.
Secondly, from wrong de- 10. Motion, thinking, and
sires arising from wrong
power, have been most
judgment.
modified.
58, 59. Our judgment of pre- 11. Several words seeming to
sent good or evil always
signify action, signify but
right.
the effect.
60. From a wrong judgment 12. Mixed modes, made also
of what makes a neces-
of other ideas.
sary part of their happie
ness.
CHAP. XXII.
61, 62. A more particular ac-
count of wrọng judge. Of the complex ideas of substan-
ments.
ces.
63. In comparing present and SECT.
future.
1. Ideas of substances, how
61, 65. Causes of this.
made.
66. In considering conse- 2. Our idea of substance in
quences of actions.
general.
67. Causes of this.
3, 6. Of the sorts of substances.
68. Wrong judgment of what 4. No clear idea of substance
is necessary to our hap-
in general.
piness.
5. As clear an idea of spirit
69. We can change the agree-
as body. ableness or disagreeable-
7. Powers a great part of ness in things.
our complex idea of sub-
70. Preference of vice to vir.
stances.
tue, a manifest wrong
8. And why..
9. Three sorts of ideas make
71-73. Recapitulation.
our complex ones of sub-
10. Powers make a great part
of our complex ideas of
substances.
Of mixed modes.
11. The now secondary qua. lities of bodies would dis-
composing in the mind. appear, if we could disco.
3. All artificial things are ver the primary ones of
collective ideas. their minute parts.
12. Our faculties of discovery
CHAP. XXV.
suited to our state.
13. Conjecture about spirits.
Of relation.
14. Complex ideas of sub- SECT.
1. Relation, what.
15. Idea of spiritual sub- 2. Relations, without corre-
stances, as clear as of
lative terms, not easily
bodily substances.
perceived.
16. No idea of abstract sub-
3. Some seemingly absolute
stance.
terms contain relations.
17. The cohesion of solid 4. Relation different from
parts, and impulse, the
the things related.
primary ideas of body.
5. Change of relation may
18. Thinking and motivity
be without any change
the primary ideas of spi-
in the subject.
rit.
6. Relation only betwixt two
19-21. Spirits capable of mo-
things.
tion.
7. All things capable of re-
22. Idea of soul and body
lation.
compared.
8. The ideas of relation
23—27. Cohesion of solid parts in
clearer often, than of the
body, as hard to be con-
subjects related.
ceived, as thinking in a
9. Relations all terminate
soul.
in simple ideas.
28, 29. Communication of mo- 10. Terms leading the mind
tion by impulse, or by
beyond the subjects deno-
thought, equally intelli-
minated, are relative.
gible.
11. Conclusion.
30. Ideas of body and spirit
CHAP. XXVI.
31. The notion of spirit in-
volves no more difficulty Of cause and effect, and other rea
in it than that of body.
Jations,
32. We know nothing beyond SECT.
our simple ideas.
1. Whence their ideas got.
33_-35. Idea of God.
2. Creation, generation, ma-
36. No ideas in our complex
king alteration.
one of spirits, but those 3, 4. Relations of time.
got frorn sensation or re-
5. Relations of place and
flection.
extension.
37. Recapitulation.
6. Absolute terms often
stand for relations.
CHAP. XXIV.
CHAP. XXVII.
Of collective ideas of substances.
SECT.
Of identity and diversity.
1. One idea.
2. Made by the power of 1. Wherein identity con-
sists.
12--15. Whether in the change %. Identity of substances.
of thinking substances. Identity of modes.
16. Consciousness makes the
3. Principium iudividuatio-
same person.
pis.
17. Self depends on consci-
4. Identity of vegetables.
ousness.
5. Identity of animals. 18-20. Objects of reward and pu.
6. Identity of man.
nishment.
7. Identity suited to the 21, 22. Difference between iden-
idea.
tity of man and person.
8. Same man.
23-25. Consciousness alone
9. Personal identity.
makes self.
10. Consciousness makes per- 26, 27. Person a forensic term.'
sonal identity.
28. The difficulty from ill use
11. Personal identity in
of names.
change of substances.
29. Continued existence
makes identity.
.
End of the Contents of Vol. I.
VOL. I.