Book, Chapter

 1      2, V    |      for example, that logic considereth of many things as they are
 2      2, VII  |    metaphysic; as that which considereth the simple forms or differences
 3      2, VIII |      natural philosophy, and considereth quantity determined, as
 4      2, IX   |      hath two parts: the one considereth man segregate or distributively,
 5      2, IX   |      is most necessary which considereth of the seats and domiciles
 6      2, X    |       but small addition. It considereth causes of diseases, with
 7      2, XVII | figure. And therefore method considereth not only the disposition
 8      2, XVIII| figure. And therefore method considereth not only the disposition
 9      2, XX   |      to that knowledge which considereth of the appetite and will
10      2, XX   |   platform or nature of good considereth it either simple or compared;