Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XI  |       degrees of madness, as of folly; the disorderly jumbling
2    III,  VI  |       care that Adah commit not folly: and in these discourses
3    III,  X   |    imputed to nothing but great folly, or greater dishonesty.
4     IV,  III |      But to be satisfied of the folly of such a conceit, we need
5     IV,  XI  | probability, not knowledge.~10. Folly to expect demonstration
6     IV,  XVI |        ignorance, lightness, or folly for men to quit and renounce
7     IV,  XVII| authorized it, that it would be folly either to oppose or hope