Chapter

 1      Pre|          wandering of mankind in search of truth, that it would
 2        4|      satisfaction than expectant search, and so rather not to doubt
 3        7|        when men enter first into search and inquiry, according to
 4        9|        in the first and inducing search, but that every man wrought
 5       11|     observations, to move men to search out and upon search to give
 6       11|       men to search out and upon search to give true cautions of
 7       13|          propounding chiefly the search of causes and productions
 8       14|         error in propounding the search of the materials or dead
 9       14|        whole scope of the former search is impertinent and vain;
10       14|        That the latter manner of search (which is all) they pass
11       15|         error in propounding the search of the materials or dead
12       15|        whole scope of the former search is impertinent and vain;
13       15|        That the latter manner of search (which is all) they pass
14       17| Anticipations after the view and search of particulars, as to reject
15       19|         some never to enter into search, and others when they have
16       19|          with the nature of true search. That of those that have
17       19|     those that have entered into search, some having fallen upon
18       19|         that have descended into search have chosen for the most