Book,  Chapter

1      I,  III|         they found them, without looking any further. Had you or
2     II,  I  |         employed and diverted in looking abroad. Men’s business in
3     II,  XI |         in it. The mind, without looking any further, rests satisfied
4     II,  XIV| distinguishable ideas. For a man looking upon a body really moving,
5    III,  V  |     almost any of them. A little looking into them will satisfy us,
6     IV,  XI |         his memory, and actually looking upon it: of which two, his
7     IV,  XI |       lines and angles, which by looking on he makes use of to measure