5. Because then meant, in propriety of speech, to correspond to the ideas in some other mind.
Therefore these complex ideas of modes, which they are referred by the mind, and intended to correspond to the ideas in the mind
of some other intelligent being, expressed by the names we apply to them, they may be very deficient, wrong, and
inadequate; because they agree not to that which the mind designs to be their archetype and pattern: in which
respect only any idea of modes can be wrong, imperfect, or inadequate. And on this account our ideas of mixed
modes are the most liable to be faulty of any other; but this refers more to proper speaking than knowing right.
