That common Essence wherein things of different natures do agree, is called GENUS, general, common Kind. That common nature which is communicable to several Individuals, is called SPECIES, Sort or special kind, specifie, specifical. Breed. These common kinds may be distinguished into such as are either more properly

• Concerning Ambiguity of Configurations ; The first and most general Conception, of which the Vnderstanding takes notice, as most known.
  • AMBIGUOUS SPACE
  • AMBIGUOUS DIMENSIONS
    • Ambiguous configurations of being or which exist
      • MUTUAL RELATIONS to one another. II.
      • Magnitude affections
      • pattern
      • shapes
    • The configurational states which are distinguished by their essence and states of the essence , which our senses understand or perceive it
      • SENSIBLE STATE
      • ESSENCE OF CONFIGURATIONS
    • The configurational differences, which our senses understand or perceive it
      • PLEXITY
      • AFFECTION or SEPARABILITY
      • PERSPECTIVE OR VIEW OR SIMILARITY
      • VIRTUALITY
      • FORMAT OF DESIGN
      • DEGREES OF COMPARISION
• The combinations as we see
  • Combinations between the dimensions with itself
    • Combinational state
      • Quality of Mixtures or Combinations
      • AMBIGUOUS MEASURES OF COMBINATIONS
  • Combinations of dimensions and space
    • Space and time
      • Spatiotemporal Configurations
    • Being and space
    • Being and Time
• Evaluatory configurations
  • Evaluatory beings and Space
    • Evaluatory spaces
    • Evaluatory Beings
      • Evaluatory process
        • psychological or cognitive motivated corporeal actions
        • Concerning ambiguity of Understanding
      • ABSTRACT DIFFERENCES
    • Evaluatory essence
• Functional Configurations
  • MODES. VI.
  • AMBIGUOUS ACTION
    • being and action
      • SEMANTIC ROLES OF BEING , RELATIONS OF NOUN WITH RESPECT TO GOVERNING VERBS
        • Thematic Relations
        • possessive case
        • Functional Configurations considering start
        • Functional Configurations considering end
        • Functional configurations considering means
      • FUNCTIONAL CONFIGURATIONS OF BEING , BELONGING TO A NOUN WHICH IS A LIVING OR NON LIVING OBJECT
        • WITH THE PURPOSE BELONGING TO CHANGE IN LOCATION
          • MOTION
        • WITH PURPOSE BELONGING TO NEEDS
          • OPERATION. XXXII
        • WITH DIFFERENT PURPOSES BELONGING TO EVALUATORY BEINGS
          • Vegetative Actions
          • CORPOREAL ACTIONS. XXX
      • ACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGES IN MEASURE
        • Adjectival actions