Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   |         seditious, and changes.~(9) And as to the judgment
 2      1, III  |         manners of learned men.~(9) But in the meantime I have
 3      1, IV   |        hath fiction and belief.~(9) This facility of credit
 4      1, V    |       shall end in certainties.~(9) Another error is in the
 5      1, VI   | knowledge was chiefly imbarred.~(9) To descend to Moses the
 6      1, VII  |    greatest table of the world.~(9) But for a tablet or picture
 7      2, Int  |          unto service of estate.~9. And because founders of
 8      2, II   |          changes and varieties.~(9) For lives, I do find strange
 9      2, X    |        the methods of learning.~(9) In preparation of medicines
10      2, XIII |     handling of it to rhetoric.~(9) The other part of invention,
11      2, XIV  |        shall speak of rhetoric.~(9) But lastly, there is yet
12      2, XVII |        disputatious and doubts.~(9) Another diversity of method
13      2, XVIII|        disputatious and doubts.~(9) Another diversity of method
14      2, XX   |        divinity knoweth it not.~(9) It decideth also the controversies
15      2, XXI  |   praises to present or absent.~(9) But to return; there belongeth
16      2, XXII |   whereof we will recite a few.~(9) The first shall be, that
17      2, XXIII|        brought in to make good.~(9) But this difference is
18      2, XXIII|        brought in to make good.~(9) But this difference is
19      2, XXV  |          sufficiency of belief.~(9) Here again I may rather