Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I  | till he comes to be able to count seven, and has got the name
2     II,  XIV|     see that men born blind count time well enough by years,
3     II,  XIV|  world, from the beginning, count by years, or measure their
4     II,  XVI|  and gave a name to it, may count, or have ideas, for several
5     II,  XVI|      as we do, by any means count to 1000; nor had any distinct
6     II,  XVI|   numbers. For he that will count twenty, or have any idea
7    III,  IX |     think it strange that I count the properties of any sort
8    III,  XI |  for a sort of creatures we count of our own kind, perhaps