Book,  Chapter

 1    Int        |              extent of our knowledge once discovered, and the horizon found which
 2      I,  I    |               known to them.~8. If reason discovered them, that would not prove
 3      I,  I    |                 mind by the same way, and discovered by the same steps, as several
 4      I,  III  |              history, hath not navigation discovered, in these later ages, whole
 5      I,  III  |             attention, before they can be discovered and assented to. Some of
 6      I,  III  |            considered; and that they were discovered by the application of those
 7     II,  IX   |                  men) cannot certainly be discovered in the several species of
 8     II,  XIV  |               things, is itself not to be discovered. Duration, time, and eternity,
 9     II,  XIV  |                  exacter search has since discovered inequality in the diurnal
10     II,  XVI  |                the least excess cannot be discovered; which is clear otherwise
11     II,  XXI  |             opinion; which I think I have discovered ground for. In what I first
12     II,  XXIII|            qualities of things, which are discovered by our senses, and are in
13     II,  XXIII|                  acuteness of our senses, discovered to be quite a different
14     II,  XXIII|               acuteness; which, whilst it discovered the secret contrivance of
15     II,  XXIII|              superficial ideas of things, discovered to us only by the senses
16     II,  XXXI |          thousandth part of what is to be discovered in it. The changes that
17     II,  XXXI |                 already by mathematicians discovered of it.~11. Ideas of substances,
18    III,  V    |              about, and as certain truths discovered of them, whilst yet they
19    III,  VI   |                distinct quality that were discovered in any matter by any one
20    III,  VI   |                but different men may have discovered several qualities, in substances
21    III,  IX   |              number, they are differently discovered by different men, according
22    III,  X    |               their weak parts from being discovered. That body and extension
23    III,  XI   |                   themselves be certainly discovered; in which consists perfect
24     IV,  I    |                 ideas whereby he at first discovered it to be true. Such a memory
25     IV,  II   |                   qualities of things not discovered by demonstration. Not knowing,
26     IV,  IV   |                  simple ones as have been discovered to co-exist in nature. And
27     IV,  VI   |                   of the world, are to be discovered and removed, to make way
28     IV,  VI   |           existence with any other may be discovered, so far universal propositions
29     IV,  VI   |           remotest star our eyes have yet discovered. For how much the being
30     IV,  VI   |               what experience has not yet discovered to them. But this is but
31     IV,  VI   |               expressed, is capable to be discovered by us. And we are then certain
32     IV,  VII  |               exposition of what has been discovered, and in silencing obstinate
33     IV,  X    |               senses have not immediately discovered to us. Nay, I presume I
34     IV,  XI   |           agreement or disagreement to be discovered in those abstract ideas.~
35     IV,  XII  |          connexion or inconsistence to be discovered betwixt a complex idea of
36     IV,  XII  |                  first invented printing, discovered the use of the compass,
37     IV,  XII  |       mathematical truths. They have been discovered by the thoughts otherwise
38     IV,  XIII |                   far as they are clearly discovered. And therefore, as far as
39     IV,  XVI  |             memories as a truth they have discovered; and for the future they
40     IV,  XVI  |               acted by, (impossible to be discovered,) may make one man quote
41     IV,  XVII |                 case is it syllogism that discovered those ideas, or showed the
42     IV,  XVII | self-determination.~The connexion must be discovered before it can be put into
43     IV,  XVII |                  pretend to have found or discovered here any of those “right
44     IV,  XVII |           instance of human sagacity, was discovered, men with amazement looked
45     IV,  XVIII|                 Thus whatever things were discovered to St. Paul, when he was
46     IV,  XVIII|               that the same truths may be discovered, and conveyed down from
47     IV,  XVIII|                came short; and revelation discovered on which side the truth
48     IV,  XIX  |                   9. Enthusiasm how to be discovered. This is the way of talking