Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VII   |         operation, disorder the instruments of sensation, whose structures
2     II,  XXII  |   causes, means, objects, ends, instruments, time, place, and other
3     II,  XXXIII|     know not whether I may say) instruments, or materials of our knowledge,
4    III,  II    |    ideas, and by that means the instruments whereby men communicate
5    III,  X     | obscurity.~10. But destroys the instruments of knowledge and communication.
6    III,  X     |        advantage to destroy the instruments and means of discourse,
7    III,  XI    |         small pictures of these instruments, as they were in use amongst
8     IV,  III   |        of matter, and the great instruments of nature, on which depend
9     IV,  XXI   |    ideas and words as the great instruments of knowledge, makes no despicable