Book,  Chapter

1    III,  VI  |       distinct species. I must be excused here if I think artificial
2    III,  XI  |        men will think they may be excused from settling the complex
3    III,  XI  | perverseness of mankind cannot be excused, if their discourses in
4    III,  XI  |          not know how they can be excused from murder who kill monstrous
5     IV,  VII |        cavillers, whom any one is excused from arguing any longer
6     IV,  VIII|          or, if he does, a man is excused if he breaks off any further