Part

 1 Pro |    acquainted with his thoughts.~Being convinced that the human
 2 Ded |          of wit, the only wonder being that the first notion of
 3 Pre |   question still, and instead of being resolved by discussion is
 4 Pre |    stature, and so (their course being completed) have settled
 5 Pre |          writers; and that there being now no room for the invention
 6 Pre |        an argument of weight, as being the judgment of Time, let
 7 Pre |         go beyond him, knowledge being as water, which will not
 8 Pre |    rather that the understanding being thereby purified and purged
 9 Pre |           Lastly, that knowledge being now discharged of that venom
10 Pre |         for the common good; and being now freed and guarded by
11 Pre | generation, but provides for its being taken up by another); and
12 Plan|          of the Several Parts~It being part of my design to set
13 Plan|    effect; the effect of the one being to overcome an opponent
14 Plan|         comes too late, the case being already past remedy, and
15 Plan|      thought of inquiring after, being indeed in themselves of
16 Plan|          observations of my own, being as the first offers inclinations,
17 Plan|          examples of this kind — being in fact nothing more than
18 Plan|     conclusions by which (as not being discovered and proved by
19 Plan|    nature be commanded except by being obeyed. And so those twin