Book,  Chapter

1      I,  III   |        thoughts have impartially followed, without minding whether
2     II,  II    |        of the Maker. I have here followed the common opinion of man’
3     II,  XI    |        scarce at all.~14. Method followed in this explication of faculties.
4     II,  XXI   | terminated in this life, why one followed study and knowledge, and
5     II,  XXI   |         an unbiased indifferency followed truth, whither I thought
6     II,  XXXIII|          same effects would have followed; but the cause would have
7    III,  III   |         explaining the term man, followed here the ordinary definition
8    III,  VI    |          nature appeared to have followed the pattern of neither sort
9    III,  IX    |         give a reason why I have followed this method. I must confess,