Book,  Chapter

 1   Read     |              way of writing may have occasioned, besides others, two contrary
 2     II,  I |          none but such, which, being occasioned from the body, must needs
 3     II,  X |            of objects which at first occasioned them, the print wears out,
 4     II,  XX| constitutions of the mind, sometimes occasioned by disorder in the body,
 5    III,  X |              others by them.~4. This occasioned by men learning names before
 6    III,  X |            of these professions have occasioned this, I will not here examine;
 7     IV,  V |             already noticed, this is occasioned by the imperfections of
 8     IV,  V |              at all. In modes, it is occasioned by the great number of simple
 9     IV,  XI|          actually repeated: which is occasioned by the disorder the external
10     IV,  XX|       reduced the errors that may be occasioned by a true hypothesis, or