Part

 1 Pre|     the principal rules of the Method which the Author has discovered,
 2 Pre|       he has deduced from this Method; in the fourth, the reasonings
 3 I  |       of which I have formed a method that gives me the means,
 4 I  |      then, is not to teach the method which each ought to follow
 5 II |         and ascertain the true method by which to arrive at the
 6 II |     induced to seek some other method which would comprise the
 7 II |        Now, in conclusion, the method which teaches adherence
 8 II |      my satisfaction with thus method, was the assurance I had
 9 II |     not having restricted this method to any particular matter,
10 II |        order prescribed in the method, but observing that the
11 II | exercising myself in my chosen method with a view to increased
12 III|       on the principles of the method which I had prescribed to
13 III|    prescribed to myself. ~This method, from the time I had begun
14 III|      to exercise myself in the method I had prescribed; for, besides
15 III|       to the employment of the method in the solution of mathematical
16 VI |       other advantage from the method I employ beyond satisfying