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 1 Pre         |          to these may be added his reasoning generally after the manner
 2   1, 26     |           sense by  ./. process of reasoning, and then affirm on this
 3   1, 30(21) |                    1 There is much reasoning of this sort in Aristotle'
 4   1, 31     |         man (but) one Soul and one reasoning faculty, and this at the
 5   1, 36(26) |                  6 Alluding to the reasoning of Plato, see Book ii. §
 6   1, 37(29) |        knew how to accommodate his reasoning to the class of readers
 7   1, 47     |    impudently to persist by way of reasoning, and affirm, That we possess
 8   1, 61     |      instructive nature, (and) the reasoning faculty, will he set about
 9   1, 73     |          if this seed alone of the reasoning faculty be thus all-able
10   1, 75(66) |                          2 Similar reasoning will be found in the Phaedo
11   1, 75     | imperturbed: and (thus) will every reasoning power exert itself without
12   2, 24(61) |             and (ch. xix.) Amelius reasoning after St John, on the same
13   2, 49     |          wisdom (only), and of the reasoning of the mortal mind: God
14   4, 8(23)  |         Lib. iv. cap. vii; but the reasoning differs. See also ib. cap.
15   4, 8(23)  |            indulges in cabbalistic reasoning of this sort. Nor is the
16   4, 36(147)|          Edit. Spencer). From this reasoning of Eusebius, it is evident