Book, Chapter

1     1, 8-13 | this thing and no other was plain from the motion of their
2     3, 4-8  |   forth: there also is made plain that wholesome advice of
3    10, 3-4  |   my inmost Physician, make plain unto me what fruit I may
4    11, 6-8  |     is abundantly clear and plain that the motion of a creature
5    11, 20-26|    26 What now is clear and plain is, that neither things
6    11, 27-35|    and find it so, as one's plain sense perceives. By plain
7    11, 27-35|   plain sense perceives. By plain sense then, I measure a