Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |     directing our thoughts in the search of other things.~2. Design.
 2    Int       |          therefore worth while to search out the bounds between opinion
 3      I,  I   |           his own thoughts in the search of truth, when they lead
 4      I,  I   |    thoughts. For all reasoning is search, and casting about, and
 5      I,  I   |           And since I impartially search after truth, I shall not
 6      I,  III |       their thoughts loose in the search of other inquiries. Thus,
 7      I,  III |          as this; because, in his search of those mathematical truths,
 8      I,  III |        the lazy from the pains of search, and stopped the inquiry
 9     II,  I   |          thoughts, and thoroughly search into his understanding;
10     II,  X   |      often sets itself on work in search of some hidden idea, and
11     II,  XIV |           measure; though exacter search has since discovered inequality
12     II,  XX  |        well-directed study in the search and discovery of truth.
13     II,  XXI |     present business being not to search into the original of power,
14     II,  XXI |           a right use of them, to search and see, and then judge
15     II,  XXXI|        when I inquire into it and search after it, I plainly perceive
16    III,  IX  |          be satisfied with in its search after true knowledge. These
17    III,  IX  |      being little laid out in the search of the true and precise
18    III,  IX  |   whenever they set themselves to search) either doubt of the being
19    III,  X   |     obscurity or wrangling in the search or support of truth that
20    III,  XI  |        yet necessary to those who search after truth. But though
21    III,  XI  |          who pretend seriously to search after or maintain truth,
22    III,  XI  |          be done by all those who search after knowledge and philosophical
23     IV,  III |       with the same indifferency, search after moral as they do mathematical
24     IV,  III |            nor men the liberty to search after it: what improvements
25     IV,  III |           there, that, by his own search and ability, can come to
26     IV,  III |         general knowledge we must search and find it only in our
27     IV,  V   |          either do, or pretend to search after, it cannot but be
28     IV,  V   |        and time men employ in the search of it: since by this account
29     IV,  VI  |           in them; and we in vain search for that constitution within
30     IV,  VII |          s minds from the sincere search and love of truth; nay,
31     IV,  VII |          the mind forwards in its search after knowledge. For who
32     IV,  VIII|      trouble and wandering in the search of real and true knowledge.  ~
33     IV,  XI  | demonstrating, nor ourselves upon search of universal certainty in
34     IV,  XII |         examine, and the truth we search after. General and certain
35     IV,  XII |        only by experience. In our search after the knowledge of substances,
36     IV,  XII |          a very little way in the search of truth and certainty.
37     IV,  XII |           concerned and fitted to search out their summum bonum;)
38     IV,  XIV |         industry and care, in the search and following of that way
39     IV,  XVI |          in the first judgment or search that the mind makes. I confess,
40     IV,  XVII|           to no other end, but to search and follow the clearer evidence
41     IV,  XIX |      would seriously set upon the search of truth ought in the first
42     IV,  XIX |     supposed illumination without search and proof. Though the odd
43     IV,  XIX |           of illumination without search, and of certainty without
44     IV,  XX  |          and so stop from further search. But that a man should afford
45     IV,  XX  |    employing our faculties in the search of any truth. If it were