The second section of this work distinguishses between "impressions" and "ideas," while a later section distinguishes between "relations of ideas" and "matters of fact," and yet another section is entitled "Of Miracles."
The final section of this work notes that the cube root of 64 is not equal to half of 10, while in an earlier section, an anonymous acquaintance of the author pretends he is Epicurus giving a speech before the Athenian people.  That section is entitled "Of a particular Providence and of a future State," while the sixth section of this work discusses how people form predictions of future events, and is called "Of Probability."  The second section of this work distinguishses between "impressions" and "ideas," while a later section distinguishes between "relations of ideas" and "matters of fact," and yet another section is entitled "Of Miracles." FTP, name this philosophical text based on its author's earlier Treatise of Human Nature, a 1748 work of David Hume.
The final section of this work notes that the cube root of 64 is not equal to half of 10, while in an earlier section, an anonymous acquaintance of the author pretends he is Epicurus giving a speech before the Athenian people.  
An {Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding}