Book,  Chapter

 1   Read       | then upon, and what was the chief design of that chapter,
 2     II,  VII | veneration of him being the chief end of all our thoughts,
 3     II,  XII |     is always the first and chief Thus if to substance be
 4     II,  XX  |     use to remark, that the chief, if not only spur to human
 5     II,  XXI |   will: because that is the chief and most sensible; and the
 6     II,  XXI |   this we should employ our chief care and endeavours. In
 7    III,  III |   it would not serve to the chief end of language. Men would
 8    III,  V   | communication, which is the chief end of language. The use
 9    III,  IX  |   ideas they stand for. The chief end of language in communication
10    III,  XI  |    are those which make the chief ingredients of our specific
11     IV,  VI  |  they flow from it. For the chief part of our knowledge concerning
12     IV,  XVII| syllogisms? I answer, their chief and main use is in the Schools,