Book,  Chapter

 1    Ded        |       assist my gratitude, as they convince me of the great and growing
 2      I,  I    |          It would be sufficient to convince unprejudiced readers of
 3      I,  II   |  transgress them.~7. Men’s actions convince us that the rule of virtue
 4      I,  III  |           to a man agree, and will convince us, that the sect of the
 5     II,  I    |        together.~13. Impossible to convince those that sleep without
 6     II,  XXI  |          uneasy in the want of it. Convince a man never so much, that
 7    III,  IV   |     because experience will easily convince any one that it cannot make
 8    III,  XI   |            pretends to instruct or convince another, he should use the
 9     IV,  III  |          so, if experience did not convince us, the consideration of
10     IV,  VII  |           occasion made use of, to convince them of truths in particular
11     IV,  VII  |          that needs a probation to convince him that two are not three,
12     IV,  VII  |            also a demonstration to convince him that It is impossible
13     IV,  X    |           nothing, or endeavour to convince nonentity that it were something.
14     IV,  X    |          hunger or some other pain convince him of the contrary. This,
15     IV,  XII  |       useless, by being brought to convince one of a truth which he
16     IV,  XVII |            never use syllogisms to convince themselves or in teaching
17     IV,  XVIII|          dispute, and endeavour to convince one another in matters of
18     IV,  XVIII|        argue with any one, or ever convince a gainsayer who makes use
19     IV,  XVIII|    whatsoever. For faith can never convince us of anything that contradicts
20     IV,  XIX  |           but had outward signs to convince them of the Author of those
21     IV,  XIX  | revelations. And when they were to convince others, they had a power
22     IV,  XIX  |           yet he desired a sign to convince him that this commission
23     IV,  XX   |          what way will you take to convince a man of any improbable
24     IV,  XX   |         probabilities, which would convince them that things are not