Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |      it proves, by absolute reasons, the impossibility that
 2 I, 4 |  sufficient to infidels, as reasons why we ought to believe
 3 I, 8 | they persevered. From these reasons, I am rather inclined to
 4 I, 8 |   means of invalidating the reasons given above, which prove,
 5 I, 4 |   have amply proved, by the reasons given above, that happiness
 6 I, 4 |    Boso. I see not how your reasons can be at all invalidated.~
 7 II, 1|   There are also many other reasons why it is peculiarly fitting
 8 II, 6|     convince me that deeper reasons lie concealed in this matter,
 9 II, 8|    by numerous and positive reasons, have shown that the restoring
10 II, 0|    there are doubtless many reasons which are beyond me and