Book,  Chapter

1   Read         |     obscure, another way of expressing it has made very clear and
2      I,  III   | were but figurative ways of expressing the several attributes of
3      I,  III   |  there, the assent to words expressing the agreement or disagreement
4     II,  XXVIII|    a dictator or constable, expressing a relation to either of
5    III,  V     |     the same convenience of expressing under one name, and reckoning
6    III,  V     |      and the conveniency of expressing in short those ideas it
7    III,  VII   |    contribute to men’s well expressing themselves.~3. They show