Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 14|      seven. But one ought to observe if the assumed number, when
 2    IV, 45|     not been useless. For we observe that our discourse has been
 3     V, 10|  sages, and) he will clearly observe that the entire system of
 4     V, 11|     by those who are able to observe it. For, he says, at this
 5    VI, 4 |      senses; or one fails to observe it, from want of a capacity
 6    VI, 39|    may marvel at her wisdom. Observe," says the Quaternion, "
 7   VII, 10|   the Seed, as we afterwards observe in a new-born child the
 8   VII, 17|     portions of the world we observe. And in regard of the form
 9  VIII, 3 |  net-like and round. (And we observe) whatever other membranes
10    IX, 18| Divinity; next, that he will observe just dealings with men,