Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |           deputant. Ejusmodi vero genus hominum libertatem quandam
 2    III,  III |   contained under it.~10. Why the genus is ordinarily made use of
 3    III,  III | signification, we make use of the genus, or next general word that
 4    III,  III |          the next general word or genus stands for; or, perhaps,
 5    III,  III |            But though defining by genus and differentia (I crave
 6    III,  III |            though defining by the genus be the shortest way, yet
 7    III,  III |        definition must consist of genus and differentia; and it
 8    III,  III |     having been much busied about genus and species, the word essence
 9    III,  III |        artificial constitution of genus and species. It is true,
10    III,  III |        names, the essence of each genus, or sort, comes to be nothing
11    III,  III |        sort, as I do general from genus), name stands for. And this
12    III,  IV  |       speak in terms of art, by a genus and difference), when, even
13    III,  IV  |      lowest species to the summum genus. The reason whereof is,
14    III,  IV  |           having one name, is the genus of the other two: v.g. there
15    III,  IV  |        all comprehended under the genus or name colour, it signifies
16    III,  VI  |          after so much stir about genus and species, and such a
17    III,  VI  |         being annexed, there is a genus constituted; the essence
18    III,  VI  |           genera and species, the genus, or more comprehensive,
19    III,  VI  |       complex idea; and that each genus is but a partial conception
20    III,  VI  |         is the proper business of genus and species: and this men
21    III,  VI  |    consists the whole business of genus and species.~37. The manner
22     IV,  VIII|          propositions wherein the genus is predicated of the species,