Letter

 1 I    |   nature as that of Christ, ought to abstain to the utmost
 2 I    |  and the washing with water ought to be abolished by the baptism
 3 I    |   mentioned the heart which ought to be the habitation of
 4 I    |   the most holy name of God ought not to be prostituted in
 5 XV   |    in philosophy, a student ought to doubt of the things he
 6 XV   |     velocity, for instance, ought to be greater when it is
 7 XV   |    being then more pressed, ought to have a greater motion;
 8 XV   |  that every celestial globe ought necessarily to be where
 9 XV   |    that very reason mankind ought to thank me the more. I
10 XVII |  After all, the imagination ought not to be startled any more
11 XVII | expedition of the Argonauts ought to be placed about nine
12 XIX  |     a dramatic piece virtue ought to be rewarded and vice
13 XXII |    nation, and therefore we ought (since they have not scrupled
14 XXII |  which of the three nations ought to be honoured with the
15 XXIII|   XXIII: On The Regard That Ought To Be Shown To Men Of Letters~