Book, Chapter

 1      1, I    |           likewise in these words, placed after that calendar or ephemerides
 2      1, I    |        their seasons. Also He hath placed the world in man’s heart,
 3      1, VI   |     knowledge and illumination are placed before the angels of office
 4      1, VI   |          down unto us that man was placed in the garden to work therein;
 5      1, VII  |        reward,” he deserveth to be placed amongst the most learned
 6      2, VI   |      science being therefore first placed as a common parent like
 7      2, IX   |          the opinion of Plato, who placed the understanding in the
 8      2, X    |          marvel though the soul so placed enjoy no rest, if that principle
 9      2, XVI  |          so these arts, being here placed with the principal and supreme
10      2, XVII |    deficient.~(2) Method hath been placed, and that not amiss, in
11      2, XVIII|    deficient.~(2) Method hath been placed, and that not amiss, in
12      2, XX   |  successions, on the one side, who placed felicity in virtue simply
13      2, XX   |      Cyrenaics and Epicureans, who placed it in pleasure, and made
14      2, XX   |           of the Epicureans, which placed it in serenity of mind and
15      2, XX   |        season; and Herillus, which placed felicity in extinguishment
16      2, XX   | presupposeth that felicity must be placed in those things which are
17      2, XXI  |         fruition or contentment is placed either in the sincereness
18      2, XXIII|           know most men would have placed first, because of the general
19      2, XXIII|           know most men would have placed first, because of the general
20      2, XXV  |         principles of religion are placed and exempted from examination