Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   |            strictness of rules and axioms, or too immoderate and overweening
 2      2, I    |          correct the partiality of axioms and opinions, which are
 3      2, I    | illumination concerning causes and axioms than is hitherto attained.
 4      2, V    |        profitable observations and axioms as fall not within the compass
 5      2, VII  |          the common principles and axioms which are promiscuous and
 6      2, VIII |            merely severed from any axioms of natural philosophy; and
 7      2, VIII |        Mixed hath for subject some axioms or parts of natural philosophy,
 8      2, XIII |            invent sciences, or the axioms of sciences, but passeth
 9      2, XIII |           allow some principles or axioms were rightly induced, yet,
10      2, XV   |          memory more; out of which axioms may be drawn much better
11      2, XV   |          in use; and besides which axioms, there are divers more touching
12      2, XVII |          into custom, out of a few axioms or observations upon any
13      2, XVII |         that should design to make axioms convertible, if he make
14      2, XVIII|          into custom, out of a few axioms or observations upon any
15      2, XVIII|         that should design to make axioms convertible, if he make
16      2, XXII |         and constraint. Many other axioms there are touching the managing
17      2, XXII |         sed a magistro? Many other axioms and advices there are touching
18      2, XXIII|           of many wise and politic axioms, which contain not a temporary,
19      2, XXIII|           of many wise and politic axioms, which contain not a temporary,