Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XIII|        deliver myself from those fallacies which we are apt to put
2    III,  IX  |           If we consider, in the fallacies men put upon themselves,
3     IV,  XVII|       Not the only way to detect fallacies. Indeed syllogism is thought
4     IV,  XVII|          truth, to show them the fallacies that are often concealed
5     IV,  XVII|         surest way to detect the fallacies of artificial discourses;
6     IV,  XVII| discourse are not less liable to fallacies than the plainer ways of
7     IV,  XVII|       And if it be certain, that fallacies can be couched in syllogism,