Book,  Chapter

 1    Ded       |      ordinary reach or common methods, that your allowance and
 2     IV,  III |      of demonstration, if due methods were thought on to examine
 3     IV,  III |  precise collection. And what methods algebra, or something of
 4     IV,  VII |     observed, in the ordinary methods of teaching sciences as
 5     IV,  VII |     before custom has settled methods of thinking and reasoning
 6     IV,  XII |     reason advises, adapt our methods of inquiry to the nature
 7     IV,  XII |     proofs, and the admirable methods they have invented for the
 8     IV,  XII |   propositions) are the right methods of improving our knowledge
 9     IV,  XII |    admire. And who knows what methods to enlarge our knowledge
10     IV,  XVII|   without being instructed in methods of syllogizing: the understanding
11     IV,  XVII| always found these artificial methods of reasoning more adapted
12     IV,  XIX |   account for by the ordinary methods of knowledge and principles
13     IV,  XIX |       that truth by the usual methods of natural reason, or else