286. Yet seems other than this. How this appearance is to be explained.
287. Inference, resting on supposition of necessary connection, to be explained before that connection.
288. Account of the inference given by Locke and Clarke rejected.
289. Three points to be explained in the inference according to Hume.
290. a. The original impression from which the transition is made b. The transition to inferred idea
291. c. The qualities of this idea.
292. It results that necessary connection is an impression of reflection, i.e., a propensity to the transition described.
293. The transition not to anything beyond sense.
294. Nor determined by any objective relation.
295. Definitions of cause: a. As a ‘philosophical’ relation.