Part, Question

 1   1, 64  |         first principles; or by deriving it from someone else, as
 2   1, 64  |         long experience; not as deriving it from the senses; but
 3   1, 65  |         first principles; or by deriving it from someone else, as
 4   1, 65  |         long experience; not as deriving it from the senses; but
 5   1, 107 |  highest; but rather the orders deriving their name from ~their nearness
 6   2, 47  | carrying out his will, without ~deriving thereby any profit to himself,
 7   2, 75  |        avoiding a danger, or of deriving some ~particular benefit.
 8   2, 85  |    reason; and partly judicial, deriving its force ~from its divine
 9   3, 46  |     city and beyond the ~gates, deriving thence the name of Calvary -
10 Suppl, 45|         are material operations deriving their efficacy from the