Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  1|         nature, and secondly its properties; of these some are taught
 2   I,  1|   ascertain there is for derived properties the single method of demonstration);
 3   I,  1|        the causes of the derived properties of substances to be acquainted
 4   I,  1|         an acquaintance with its properties: for, when we are able to
 5   I,  1| experience of all or most of the properties of a substance, we shall
 6   I,  1|          to discover the derived properties, or which fail to facilitate
 7   I,  1|         straight, which has many properties arising from the straightness
 8   I,  1|    concerns himself with all the properties active and passive of bodies
 9   I,  5|  conjecture about the derivative properties of soul.~Such are the three
10  II,  4|       investigate its derivative properties, &c. But if we are to express