MODES

VI. Those more general respects and habitudes which several things or notions have to one another, are stiled by the name of MODE,*man∣ner, way, sort, fashion, guise, wise, garb, course, form-ality, kind.

These may be distinguished into such as are

Internal

External

With which things are accompanied or done; according to the

By which any thing is known.

According to which any thing is, or is done; relating either to the