Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I     |          and this great point will amount to no more, but only to
2      I,  II    |          human life: since it will amount to no more but this, viz. “
3     II,  XXI   | intelligible words, will, I think, amount to thus much;—That digestion
4     II,  XXVIII| particulars, we shall find them to amount to a collection of simple
5    III,  X     |        well-turned periods, do yet amount to nothing but bare sounds,
6     IV,  VI    |         these too, our discoveries amount to very little beyond perfect
7     IV,  VIII  |          coherent discourses, that amount yet to nothing. For it is
8     IV,  XVIII |     revealed: but that would never amount to so great a certainty