Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XIV  |    add for ever without end.~31. Origin of our ideas of
2     II,  XXI  |   more distinct from desire.~31. Uneasiness determines the
3     II,  XXIII| spirit is capable of motion.~31. The notion of spirit involves
4    III,  VI   |     have not yet a name for.~31. Essences of species under
5    III,  X    |     real and true knowledge.~31. Summary. He that hath names
6     IV,  III  |    anything more of it here.~31. Extent of human knowledge