Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XIV  |     by which train of ideas discovering inequality in the natural
2     II,  XXIII| therefore experimenting and discovering in ourselves knowledge,
3     IV,  III  |   in improving the means of discovering truth, which they do for
4     IV,  III  |    of useful knowledge; if, discovering how far we have clear and
5     IV,  XVII |    first and highest is the discovering and finding out of truths;
6     IV,  XVIII|  communication. This way of discovering truths to men, we call revelation.~
7     IV,  XX   |     clearing of doubts, and discovering of truth: but they are cooped