Book,  Chapter

1   Read        |            tell thee, that five or six friends meeting at my chamber,
2      I,  II   |             1656, I met with these six marks of his Notitiae, Communes:—
3     II,  I    |        which was about the five or six and twentieth year of his
4     II,  XVI  |         denomination of the second six figures). In which way,
5     II,  XVI  |           whether, by giving every six figures a new and orderly
6     IV,  VII  |           that three times two are six? Which being known without
7     IV,  XIII |            one, two, and three, to six, cannot choose but know
8     IV,  XVII | repetitions, and jumble of five or six syllogisms. I must beg pardon
9     IV,  XVIII|        nobody can deny,) which had six senses; and imprint on his