Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   |      such point in his nature.~(7) And that learning should
 2      1, III  |       less disproof or excuse.~(7) Another fault incident
 3      1, IV   |     ista sunt senum otiosorum.~(7) Notwithstanding, certain
 4      1, V    |        are deservedly deluded.~(7) Another error that hath
 5      1, VI   |    depend wholly upon himself.~(7) To pass on: in the first
 6      1, VII  |        decays of former times.~(7) Antoninus Pius, who succeeded
 7      1, VIII |       handled them both apart.~(7) Nevertheless I do not pretend,
 8      2, Int  |        laboured and prosecuted.~7. These are summarily the
 9      2, II   |        name of modern history.~(7) Now to speak of the deficiences.
10      2, VII  |       particularity or chance.~(7) The second part of metaphysic
11      2, X    |      ignorance from discredit.~(7) Nay further, I esteem it
12      2, XIII |         amplification thereof.~(7) To procure this ready use
13      2, XIV  |        of the weaker creature.~(7) But yet further, this doctrine
14      2, XVI  |        in the weakest ciphers.~(7) In the enumeration of these
15      2, XVII |      method doth not approach.~(7) For first, it trieth the
16      2, XVIII|      method doth not approach.~(7) For first, it trieth the
17      2, XX   |        in a more clear manner.~(7) There is formed in everything
18      2, XXI  |    their conformity thereunto.~(7) This part of duty is subdivided
19      2, XXII |         the government within.~(7) Now come we to those points
20      2, XXIII| innumeris moribus aptus erit.”~(7) Thus have I stayed somewhat
21      2, XXIII| innumeris moribus aptus erit.”~(7) Thus have I stayed somewhat
22      2, XXV  |  modicum, et videbitis me, &c.~(7) Upon this I have insisted