Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |     foundation of it, and is the easier understood of the two, “
 2     II,  I    |         Rosicrucians; it seeming easier to make one’s self invisible
 3     II,  IV   |         which perhaps seems much easier. The simple ideas we have,
 4     II,  XVII |          latter, which seems the easier of the two, and more within
 5     II,  XVIII|   information about might be the easier and quicker understood.
 6     II,  XXI  |    understandings, would be much easier resolved; and we should
 7     II,  XXV  |         is a thing whereof it is easier to have a clear idea, than
 8     II,  XXV  |         humanity; and I can much easier conceive what a friend is,
 9     II,  XXVII|      kind. This, though it seems easier to conceive in simple substances
10     II,  XXXII|         as the foundation of the easier enlarging its knowledge,
11    III,  III  |         were in bundles, for the easier and readier improvement
12    III,  V    |       the understanding, for the easier signifying such collections
13    III,  VI   |         species, that we may the easier under general names communicate
14    III,  IX   |      single perception, are much easier got, and more clearly retained,
15    III,  X    |         and universal knowledge, easier a great deal to be pretended
16    III,  X    |   artifice of those who found no easier way to that pitch of authority
17    III,  X    |         Since wit and fancy find easier entertainment in the world
18    III,  XI   |       correspond with. It is far easier for men to frame in their
19     IV,  V    | compounded, the name occurs much easier than the complex idea itself,
20     IV,  V    |   thinking and reasoning man, is easier to be conceived by reflecting
21     IV,  VII  |       the most familiar, and the easier and earlier apprehended.
22     IV,  X    |    motion, being in this case no easier nor less, than to give motion
23     IV,  XII  |      names given to them for the easier dispatch in its reasonings,
24     IV,  XII  |         out to us, though not an easier way to learned ignorance,
25     IV,  XIX  |          revelation being a much easier way for men to establish