Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  |     these men who so confidently pronounce that the human soul, or,
2     II,  IX |         almost in every sentence pronounce sounds which, though taken
3     II,  XI |         fashion such sounds, and pronounce words distinctly enough,
4     II,  XXI|    finite creatures as we are to pronounce what infinite wisdom and
5     IV,  I  |         substances. Thus when we pronounce concerning gold, that it
6     IV,  III|     modesty of philosophy not to pronounce magisterially, where we
7     IV,  VI | propositions, can with certainty pronounce general truths. But because
8     IV,  VI |   generally, and with certainty, pronounce, that it has or has not