Chapter

 1      Not|            a general survey of the state of knowledge corresponding
 2      Not|       difficulty; which I will now state. The point is interesting,
 3        1|          benefit and relief of the state and society of man; for
 4        1|          which he had in his first state of creation. And to speak
 5        7|   sometimes the multitude; yet the state of knowledge is ever a DEMOCRATIE,
 6        8|           great dominions useth in state; who though he hath particular
 7        8|            yet hath one council of State or last resort, that receiveth
 8        9|         come (upon the account and state now made and cast up) it
 9       10|        have pretended to indue the state of man with wonders, differing
10       11|         any thing referring to the state of it in itself or the parts,
11       16|        them as have supplanted the state of knowledge most.~
12       19|            shew and muster than in state or substance where the true
13       19|            commodities towards the state and occasions of man’s life.
14       25| impediments which have been in the state of heathen religion and
15       26|        society and the policies of state. That there is no composition