Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XIII |   much of such a space as is answerable or commensurate to a foot,
2     II,  XXI  |      own palate, and must be answerable to himself for the sickness
3     II,  XXVII|      the same person, and is answerable for any mischief he shall
4     II,  XXIX | terms, have not a difference answerable to their distinct names,
5     II,  XXXII|    said, only in their being answerable to the powers in external
6     IV,  IV   |       that it is not exactly answerable to that idea of a triangle
7     IV,  VII  |    to think their use is not answerable to the great stress which
8     IV,  XI   |    the existence of anything answerable to such an idea: as having