Letter

 1 II  |          to involuntary motions. Consequently He who created thy body
 2 II  |         whether thou wilt or no; consequently thou receivest thy ideas
 3 III |    thought himself inspired, and consequently was of opinion that he must
 4 V   |        are so jure divino; it is consequently a great mortification to
 5 VI  |         from their churches, and consequently cannot emulate the splendid
 6 IX  |      even the most virtuous, and consequently the most venerable part
 7 XIII|       cannot form a thought, and consequently the soul cannot be matter.
 8 XIII|    uninformed with this faculty; consequently beasts are not mere machines.
 9 XV  |      must be vastly greater, and consequently impel all bodies towards
10 XV  |     revolutions in ellipses, and consequently being at a much greater
11 XV  |        squares of the distances; consequently, what causes gravity on
12 XV  |         this planet from it, and consequently might have contracted a
13 XV  |    effect of the central forces. Consequently it is impossible there should
14 XVII|      they are at this time, and, consequently, authors being not so obnoxious
15 XVII|     great a number of years, and consequently some years must be subtracted
16 XVII| equivalent to two hundred years; consequently the astronomer who made
17 XVII| equivalent to seventy-two years; consequently, from the beginning of the
18 XVII|      about fourteen hundred; and consequently that the world is not so