Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   | opposite to the present world.~(5) And for the conceit that
 2      1, III  |        are conversant in them.~(5) But upon an attentive and
 3      1, IV   |         distemper of learning.~(5) The second which followeth
 4      1, V    |         in bulk and substance.~(5) Another error which doth
 5      1, VI   |         and incorporal things.~(5) So in the distribution
 6      1, VII  |   lacrymas ulciscere nostras.”~(5) Trajan, who succeeded,
 7      1, VII  |     advancement of Christians.~(5) There succeeded him the
 8      1, VIII |       competition with empire.~(5) Again, for the pleasure
 9      2, Int  |         sit ventis aditus, &c.”~5. The works touching books
10      2, I    |       for the story of Nature.~(5) For history of Nature,
11      2, II   |        and unprofitable dregs.~(5) History, which may be called
12      2, III  |      propound concerning them.~(5) Thus much therefore concerning
13      2, IV   |      inventor of many of them.~(5) In this third part of learning,
14      2, VII  | deserted by the labour of man.~(5) For metaphysic, we have
15      2, VIII |      pugnacity and contention.~(5) But there remaineth a division
16      2, X    |        much worthy to observe.~(5) In the inquiry which is
17      2, X    |    pains and agonies of death.~(5) In the consideration of
18      2, XIII |         of a ruler or compass.~(5) This part of invention,
19      2, XIV  | comprehended in the Analytics.~(5) The second method of doctrine
20      2, XVI  |      into a science by itself.~(5) Unto grammar also belongeth,
21      2, XVII |         note it for deficient.~(5) Another diversity of method
22      2, XVIII|         note it for deficient.~(5) Another diversity of method
23      2, XX   |      hope of the future world.~(5) Freed therefore and delivered
24      2, XXI  |         a show of progression.~(5) But the second question,
25      2, XXII |       of them for use of life.~(5) Of much like kind are those
26      2, XXIII|         them in their own bow.~(5) Neither needeth it at all
27      2, XXIII|         them in their own bow.~(5) Neither needeth it at all
28      2, XXV  |   disputation with difference.~(5) The use of human reason