Book, Chapter

 1      1, III |     be a fault (which was the supposed fault of Demosthenes, Cicero,
 2      1, VI  |       of the form. This being supposed, it is to be observed that
 3      1, VI  |   celestial hierarchy of that supposed Dionysius, the senator of
 4      2, VI  |    the sacred truth: for they supposed the world to be the image
 5      2, VIII|     theory of Copernicus, who supposed the earth to move, and the
 6      2, X   | manifest in life: which being supposed, though the inhumanity of
 7      2, X   |       think, because they are supposed to be obtained, either by
 8      2, XIII|       that in Socrates it was supposed to be but a form of irony,
 9      2, XIV |       same in heathenism, who supposed the gods to be of human
10      2, XXI |    spoken of active good, and supposed it as a part of private
11      2, XXII|    For if these two things be supposed, that a man set before him