Book, Paragraph

1     II,  1|    by transgression of the established diction. For those who make
2     II,  1|    a "man") transgress the established terminology.~
3     II,  3|      of" another should be established by means of the same commonplace
4     II,  6| take it rather than in its established meaning: e.g. the expression "
5     II,  6|   according to the use now established, but the man the state of
6    III,  6|    only, whereas it can be established in two ways: for whether
7    VII,  3| means whereby it should be established have been more precisely
8   VIII,  2|  easy, because there is no established general term that covers