Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   |          positive by strictness of rules and axioms, or too immoderate
 2      1, II   |         latitude of principles and rules. If it mislead by disproportion
 3      1, VI   |      general notions of reason and rules of speech, but chiefly opening
 4      2, Int  |          ornament. And they be the rules and directions how to set
 5      2, V    |     architectures of nature to the rules and policy of governments?
 6      2, XVII |       syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of judgment upon that which
 7      2, XVII |           of method containeth the rules of judgment upon that which
 8      2, XVII |          deal in reviving the good rules of propositions—?a?????
 9      2, XVII |           York. The better sort of rules have been not unfitly compared
10      2, XVII |         they must be filed: so the rules will help if they be laboured
11      2, XVIII|       syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of judgment upon that which
12      2, XVIII|           of method containeth the rules of judgment upon that which
13      2, XVIII|          deal in reviving the good rules of propositions—?a?????
14      2, XVIII|           York. The better sort of rules have been not unfitly compared
15      2, XVIII|         they must be filed: so the rules will help if they be laboured
16      2, XX   |        good, the other prescribing rules how to subdue, apply, and
17      2, XXII | left-handed, because, with all his rules and preceptions, he cannot
18      2, XXIII|           noras; their principles, rules, and observations, and the
19      2, XXIII| nevertheless even unto the general rules and discourses of policy
20      2, XXIII|           noras; their principles, rules, and observations, and the
21      2, XXIII| nevertheless even unto the general rules and discourses of policy