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 1      I,  I   |  these maxims being suited to artificial argumentation and useful
 2     II,  VIII|     in itself; as is plain in artificial things. These I call primary
 3     II,  XIV | natural days, but none in the artificial days, the artificial days,
 4     II,  XIV |      the artificial days, the artificial days, or nuchtheerha, were
 5     II,  XXIV|       all together as one.~3. Artificial things that are made up
 6     II,  XXIV|       be counted most part of artificial things, at least such of
 7     II,  XXIV|       ideas, they are but the artificial draughts of the mind; bringing
 8     II,  XXVI|      making; and such are all artificial things. When any simple
 9    III,  III |  almost wholly applied to the artificial constitution of genus and
10    III,  VI  |      be a man.~40. Species of artificial things less confused than
11    III,  VI  | reason why, in the species of artificial things, there is generally
12    III,  VI  |   than in natural. Because an artificial thing being a production
13    III,  VI  |       of the several sorts of artificial things, consisting for the
14    III,  VI  |  names whereby the species of artificial things are distinguished,
15    III,  VI  |       of our discoveries.~41. Artificial things of distinct species.
16    III,  VI  |       excused here if I think artificial things are of distinct species
17    III,  X   |      arts. Nevertheless, this artificial ignorance, and learned gibberish,
18    III,  X   |  order and clearness; all the artificial and figurative application
19     IV,  XVII|    discourse it shows, by the artificial form it is put into, only
20     IV,  XVII|  tying them together in those artificial and cumbersome fetters of
21     IV,  XVII|    out to a greater length in artificial forms, than in that short
22     IV,  XVII|    inconclusiveness of a long artificial and plausible discourse,
23     IV,  XVII|       detect the fallacies of artificial discourses; I do not think
24     IV,  XVII|  which has always found these artificial methods of reasoning more