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  Book,  Chapter
1     II,  X   |     consists that which we call invention, fancy, and quickness of
2     II,  XVI |        introduce new ones of my invention.~7. Why children number
3     II,  XXI |         and mention of the like invention of faculties, in the operations
4     II,  XXII|    wrestling or fencing. (2) By invention, or voluntary putting together
5     IV,  X   |        fondness of that darling invention, cashier, or at least endeavour
6     IV,  XVII|     reason; and that, since the invention of syllogisms, there is
7     IV,  XVII| equalled; and who, in this very invention of forms of argumentation,