Book,  Chapter

1    Ded        |   vanity in me to mention what everybody knows: but it would be want
2      I,  I    |  propositions in numbers, that everybody assents to at first hearing
3      I,  II   |        be certain and known to everybody. But this is no derogation
4      I,  II   |      and they must be clear in everybody; and if they may suffer
5     II,  I    | self-evident proposition, that everybody assents to at first hearing,
6     II,  VIII |     notice of them or no: this everybody is ready to agree to. Besides,
7     II,  XXV  |      obvious to every one, and everybody at first sight perceives
8     II,  XXVII|         and would, I guess, to everybody determine the man in this
9     IV,  IV   |      and beast, answered. Here everybody will be ready to ask, If