The Principles of Human Knowledge

absolute abstract general ideas abstract ideas absurd acknowlege answer appear archetypes assign'd atheism Berkeley betwixt Bishop Berkeley body BROWN & SONS cause chimeras colour comprehend conceive connexion consequently consider consider'd contradiction corporeal substance cou'd demonstration difficulties distance distinct divine doctrine of abstract edition effect evident excite existence of matter explain'd extension external figure finite finite extension follows frame GEORGE BERKELEY hath Hence HUMAN KNOWLEDGE ideas of sense ideas or sensations imagine immediate impossible imprinted inert infinite mind infinitely divisible infinitesimals intirely Irreligion knowlege manner meaning meant mind natural philosophy necessary observ'd occasion opinion particular perceiv'd by sense perceive perception phaenomena philosophers plain possible PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN produced reason receiv'd reflexion SAMUEL JOHNSON scepticism Sect seems sensible qualities shew shewn shou'd signified soever soul space and duration substratum suppose tenent thô thought tion triangle true truth understand unperceiv'd unperceiving unthinking wherein whereof words wou'd