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Of the Names of Simple Ideas An essay concerning human understanding |  |
3. Names of simple ideas and modes signify always both real and nominal essences.
Secondly, The names of simple ideas and modes signify always the real as well as nominal essence of their species. But the names of natural substances signify rarely, if ever, anything but barely the nominal essences of those species; as we shall show in the chapter that treats of the names of substances in particular.
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