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 1     II,  XIV |     would as well serve men to reckon their years by as the motions
 2     II,  XIV |     equality, serve as well to reckon time by (though not to measure
 3     II,  XIV | revolutions of the sun,—yet we reckon as right, and thereby measure
 4     II,  XIV |     many such periods as I can reckon, let me add whilst I will,
 5     II,  XV  |    fixed in sensible beings we reckon, and from them we measure
 6     II,  XVI |      number, though they could reckon very well to 20. Because
 7     II,  XVI |     able all their lifetime to reckon, or regularly go over any
 8     II,  XVI |      go no further. So that to reckon right, it is required, (
 9     II,  XVII|      begin from ourselves, and reckon by multiplied periods yet
10     IV,  VIII|    proceeding, may undoubtedly reckon right, and cast up a great