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 1   Read       |        but possibly it might be reduced to a narrower compass than
 2      I,  II  | assented to as true, it must be reduced to some such proposition
 3     II,  VIII|       vanish and cease, and are reduced to their causes, i.e. bulk,
 4     II,  XII |         I think they may be all reduced under these three heads:—
 5     II,  XXI |      are not only lessened, but reduced to perfect nothing; when
 6     II,  XXI |       believe they all might be reduced to these very few primary
 7     II,  XXIX|       mirror, placed right, had reduced those irregular lines on
 8     II,  XXIX|      former divisions, they are reduced to a smallness much exceeding
 9    III,  III |  general views; to which things reduced into sorts, under general
10    III,  IX  |       bodies as by fire will be reduced to ashes; and admit to be
11    III,  IX  |         colour, will by fire be reduced to fusion, and not to ashes.
12    III,  XI  |       made in were defined, and reduced in their signification (
13     IV,  I   |      And though men of art have reduced this into those general
14     IV,  III |        intimated in general, be reduced to these four sorts, viz.
15     IV,  VII |     baffled, i.e. till they are reduced to contradict themselves,
16     IV,  XII |         few ages be unavoidably reduced to the wants and ignorance
17     IV,  XVII|      all right reasoning may be reduced to his forms of syllogism.
18     IV,  XX  |       yet, I suppose may all be reduced to these four: I. Want of
19     IV,  XX  |         wrong hypothesis may be reduced the errors that may be occasioned