Book, Chapter

 1      1, III  |       reprehension than defence.~(10) Not that I can tax or condemn
 2      1, IV   |           detriment of religion.~(10) So in natural history,
 3      1, V    |    judgment proved more or less.~(10) Other errors there are
 4      1, VI   |         aspersion of philosophy.~(10) So likewise in that excellent
 5      1, VII  |          felicity in the people.~(10) Neither hath learning an
 6      2, Int  |           referent jejunia nati.”~10. Another defect I note,
 7      2, II   |           there is a deficience.~(10) For narrations and relations
 8      2, X    |          will be more commanded.~(10) But lest I grow to be more
 9      2, XIII |       call topics, is deficient.~(10) Nevertheless, topics are
10      2, XIV  |        and the spirit of Nature.~(10) Let us consider again the
11      2, XVII | particular methods of tradition.~(10) Another diversity of judgment
12      2, XVIII| particular methods of tradition.~(10) Another diversity of judgment
13      2, XX   |         not to point of society.~(10) It censureth also the philosophy
14      2, XXI  |         versantur in corde ejus.~(10) Unto this part, touching
15      2, XXII |         overcome any great task.~(10) Another precept is to practise
16      2, XXIII|         we note to be deficient.~(10) But yet there is another
17      2, XXIII|         we note to be deficient.~(10) But yet there is another
18      2, XXV  |          from the Church of God.~(10) For the obtaining of the