Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  7, 3|           true cause thereof, but imagines that they are what they
2    I, 14, 1|           neighbour, but each one imagines that by its own utterance
3    I, 14, 1|           a part of the whole, it imagines its own sound to be the
4    I, 14, 1|        one and the same sound. He imagines that the emblem of this
5   II, 26, 3|     causes of the number which he imagines himself to have discovered,
6   II, 26, 3|        this kind, and the more he imagines himself to find out beyond
7   II, 26, 3|         by the knowledge which he imagines himself to have discovered,
8   II, 27, 2| themselves, and every one of them imagines, by means of their obscure