Book,  Chapter

 1   Read      |      but if they are taken upon trust from others, it is no great
 2      I,  II | precipitancy, to take them upon trust.~25. Further explained.
 3      I,  III|        most) taking things upon trust, misemploy their power of
 4      I,  III|       right ones, takes it upon trust, without examining the demonstration;
 5      I,  III|   believes only, and takes upon trust, are but shreds; which,
 6      I,  III|  believing and taking them upon trust without further examination:
 7    III,  X  |      abuse of taking words upon trust has nowhere spread so far,
 8     IV,  XVI|         takes his opinions upon trust, how can we imagine that
 9     IV,  XX |        whose conduct they would trust themselves.~5. Second cause
10     IV,  XX |       examination, to take upon trust what they find convenient