Book, Chapter

1   II, 5 | suspended the earth on a firm foundation, who bespangled the heaven
2   IV, 5 |     times, shall duly lay the foundation of learning, and fully ascertain
3   IV, 10|   came to the earth, that the foundation and the system of divine
4   IV, 24|      unless it has a root and foundation, and remains firm and fixed
5    V, 13|     death, that there is some foundation and solidity, which not
6    V, 18|    because that system had no foundation from heaven. But our work
7    V, 20|       its principle? what its foundation? what its substance? what
8  VII, 2 |     can those things have any foundation or firmness which are unsupported