Part, §

1    Text,  I     |       Persons wholly ignorant of Geometry? If the former I leave it
2    Text,  V     |      such, are Infidels; or that Geometry is a Friend to Infidelity,
3    Text,  VII   |     Infidel. Not, that I imagine Geometry disposeth men to Infidelity;
4    Text,  X     |         should not be skilled in Geometry) whether I have given the
5    Text,  XX    |          need not be far gone in Geometry to know, that obscure principles
6    Text,  XXV   | quarrelling at approximations in Geometry is manifest from the thirty
7    Text,  XXXIII|       either according to the of Geometry, or according to Sir Isaac'
8    Text,  XL    |      inconsiderable in practical Geometry or mixed Mathematics. But
9    Text,  XLV   |     vulgar opinion, that neither Geometry nor any other general Science