Book,  Chapter

1      I,  III  |    causes, ends, and admirable contrivances, and pursue the thoughts
2     II,  XXIII|    enough into their admirable contrivances and wonderful effects, to
3    III,  VI   |   springs and wheels and other contrivances within of the famous clock
4    III,  VI   |   these come short of the fine contrivances and inconceivable real essences
5    III,  VI   |        several other different contrivances in the internal constitutions
6    III,  VI   |     clock-work, and the inward contrivances of watches, who had no other
7    III,  VI   |     and operations depend upon contrivances beyond the reach of our
8     IV,  VII  | general ideas are fictions and contrivances of the mind, that carry