Book, Chapter

 1      1, I    |            into these sensible and material things to attain that light,
 2      1, VI   | intellectual forms to sensible and material forms, we read the first
 3      2, VII  |         inquireth and handleth the material and efficient causes; and
 4      2, VII  |            but how? Only as to the material and efficient causes of
 5      2, VIII |            science, it is not much material: only we have endeavoured
 6      2, VIII |            of quicksilver or other material into gold. So it is more
 7      2, VIII |          calendar, as much or more material which is a calendar of popular
 8      2, XI   |   fortified have power, then it is material to know how to fortify and
 9      2, XVII |            nature of the tradition material only to the use of knowledge,
10      2, XVII |            in my judgment the more material. For certainty there must
11      2, XVIII|            nature of the tradition material only to the use of knowledge,
12      2, XVIII|            in my judgment the more material. For certainty there must
13      2, XXIII|        present actions is not only material in itself, but without it
14      2, XXIII|            as they conduce and are material to our particular ends;
15      2, XXIII|           as they are more or less material, I hold them to stand thus.
16      2, XXIII|        present actions is not only material in itself, but without it
17      2, XXIII|            as they conduce and are material to our particular ends;
18      2, XXIII|           as they are more or less material, I hold them to stand thus.
19      2, XXV  |          dispensation of times are material to the sufficiency of belief.~(