Book,  Chapter

1    Int         |      of mankind, observe their opposition, and at the same time consider
2     II,  XXXIII|     when it is considered that opposition to reason deserves that
3     II,  XXXIII| inquiry.~18. Observable in the opposition between different sects
4     II,  XXXIII|   establish the irreconcilable opposition between different sects
5    III,  VII   |      restriction, distinction, opposition, emphasis &c., he gives
6    III,  VII   |        the mind makes a direct opposition between that and what goes
7     IV,  XVII  |       them as to silence their opposition.~I. Argumentum ad verecundiam.
8     IV,  XVIII |       entertain probability in opposition to knowledge and certainty.
9     IV,  XVIII |     this crying up of faith in opposition to reason, we may, I think,