Certainty, the author makes it not
depend on clear and distinct
ideas
115, &c.
His notion of it not dangerous
140, &c.
How opposed by the bishop of
Worcester
227, &c.
And vindicated by the author
ibid.
By ideas, by sense, &c. not
inconsistent
231, &c.
The author's notion of it not
against the mysteries of faith
272
How it differs from assurance
275
May flow from a divine testi-
mony
281
The author's way of certainty
not different from that of rea-
383, &c.

son

D.

Deductions, the author agrees
with Aristotle in the way of
making them
383
Demonstration, intuitive know-
ledge necessary in each step
of a demonstration, yet not
always so plain, as that two
and two make four 402, &c.

other words as liable to be
abused as this

ibid.

138

Yet it is condemned, both as
new, and not new
-The same with notion, sense,
meaning, &c.

144
The connexion of ideas may
be clear, though they are not
wholly so
241, &c.
Are not the things, whereof
they are ideas
ibid.

K.
Knowledge, the author's definition
of it explained and defended