Book, Chapter

1     5, 14-24|        maintainers, who could at large and with some show of reason
2     6, 4-5  |         space, however great and large, yet bounded every where
3     7, 1-2  |         the world, in fragments, large to the large, petty to the
4     7, 1-2  |          fragments, large to the large, petty to the petty. But
5     9, 12-33|          rather, if he be one of large charity, let him weep himself
6    10, 8-15 |     excessive great, O my God; a large and boundless chamber! who
7    10, 40-65| reporters themselves, and in the large treasure-house of my memory
8    12, 25-34|      above, or something more at large, if he were unyielding.