Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  II |     imagine, to that mistaken axiom, That all reasoning was
2     IV,  VII|   words, than it does of that axiom, “it is impossible for the
3     IV,  VII|  virtue of this, or some such axiom, viz. “the whole is equal
4     IV,  VII| thought on, that or any other axiom by which it might be proved;
5     IV,  VII|     without that or any other axiom as with it, it needing no
6     IV,  VII|     without the support of an axiom, no stone laid in the building
7     IV,  XII| finger, but by virtue of this axiom, that the whole is bigger