Chap., §

 1 Int     |  impassioned statement of the Philosophy of Inspired Reason. We like
 2 Int     |       Era stating a clear-cut philosophy of Reason that is just as
 3   I     |        CHAP. I.~An outline of philosophy from ancient times concerning
 4   I     |    Verse 48 sums up the whole Philosophy of mankind.~
 5   I, 1  |      the passions; and to the philosophy of it I would seriously
 6  II, 85 |    the tyrant's court for his philosophy.~
 7  II, 89 |  awake from your preposterous philosophy? Will you not fling aside
 8  II, 89 |  mature years, learn the true philosophy of expediency, and how to
 9  II, 96 |       48 And you scoff at our philosophy, as if under it we were
10  IV     |    this chapter read that the Philosophy of Reason is 2000 years
11  IV, 134|   confirm the words of divine philosophy by~thy deeds, O aged man
12  IV, 143| righteously the whole rule of philosophy, and having put his trust
13  IV, 158|    but actually arrayed their philosophy in opposition to the tyrant,