Book, Chapter

 1   1,   9|      know it? is unchangeably fixed in the minds of all men,
 2   1,  22|       affections are entirely fixed upon that. If, however,
 3   1,  22| better when his mind is fully fixed upon, and his affections
 4   1,  33|       have the hope of others fixed upon them. But, on the contrary,
 5   1,  33|    would have implied that he fixed his hope of happiness upon
 6   2,  12|       their feet, and are not fixed in the earth by roots. In
 7   2,  21|     pleasure, and they have a fixed movement, by which the seasons
 8   2,  22|      things being arbitrarily fixed upon by the presumption
 9   2,  29|     the thing that is tied or fixed in any way to the body to
10   2,  38|      other motions, they have fixed laws which were not made
11   2,  41|    from the head downwards is fixed, its height by the part
12   2,  41|   part which is hidden, being fixed in the earth. And by this
13   3,   6|      imposed on the obedient, fixed the thoughts of those who
14   3,  16| through which his desires are fixed on temporal things so that
15   4,   3|     to our great advantage is fixed in a place of secure authority,
16   4,  10|    when men's expectation was fixed on having the difficulties