Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  XIV|         whilst he slept. But if Adam and Eve, (when they were
 2    III,  VI |      and niouph. Let us suppose Adam, in the state of a grown
 3    III,  VI |       kindness for another man. Adam discourses these his thoughts
 4    III,  VI |    kinneah and niouph. In time, Adam’s mistake appears, for he
 5    III,  VI |     whether the complex idea in Adam’s mind, which he called
 6    III,  VI |      case was somewhat altered. Adam’s children had the same
 7    III,  VI |  together. Those, therefore, of Adam’s children, that found these
 8    III,  VI |       first application. One of Adam’s children, roving in the
 9    III,  VI |      eye. Home he carries it to Adam, who, upon consideration
10    III,  VI |        now, that, in this case, Adam acts quite differently from
11    III,  VI |       thus denominated zahab by Adam, being quite different from
12    III,  VI |         it is plain the essence Adam made the name zahab stand
13    III,  VI |     superficial qualities, puts Adam upon further examination
14    III,  VI |       To conclude: what liberty Adam had at first to make any
15    III,  VI | archetypes made by nature, that Adam was under, if he would not
16    III,  VI |      The same liberty also that Adam had of affixing any new