Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     reading any directions of the kind that I propose to lay down
 2 pref,   0|            and one of no ordinary kind), they must surely grant
 3   1,   2 |          and other things of that kind. Not, however, the wood
 4   1,   2 |        There are signs of another kind, those which are never employed
 5   1,  10 |       upon this purification as a kind of journey or voyage to
 6   1,  19 |        Furthermore, as there is a kind of death of the soul, which
 7   1,  24 |         they think a body of that kind would be no body at all,
 8   1,  24 |        work. For they strive by a kind of toilsome exercise of
 9   1,  24 |           indications of the same kind are sufficient to show those
10   2,   2 |                   chap. 2. Of the kind of signs we are now concerned
11   2,   2 |        and many signs of the same kind are matters of common observation.
12   2,   3 |      these signs are as it were a kind of visible words. The signs
13   2,  11 |            and others of the same kind. Some of these, although
14   2,  11 |      above are said to be of this kind, Racha expressing the cry
15   2,  13 |      offended in a matter of this kind, just in proportion as they
16   2,  13 |         singers. Mistakes of this kind, then, if a man do not choose
17   2,  16 |     spoiled by a fluid of another kind, and that the tree itself
18   2,  19 |     instituted by God. The former kind, that which deals with human
19   2,  21 |          can we exclude from this kind of superstition those who
20   2,  21 |          to an astrologer of this kind, he gives money that he
21   2,  22 | acquaintance with matters of this kind (which, indeed, are only
22   2,  25 |           and other works of this kind, which are intended as representations
23   2,  25 |          other things of the same kind. Now these, if they were
24   2,  28 |          all writings of the same kind, aim at teaching what ought
25   2,  29 |          and have shown that this kind of knowledge is serviceable
26   2,  29 |         of superstition; for that kind of knowledge I have already
27   2,  29 |          from the lawful and free kind now spoken of. For it is
28   2,  30 |          and other things of that kind; or those which, so to speak,
29   2,  36 |          rules for a more copious kind of argument, which is called
30   2,  36 |      other directions of the same kind, which, whether the cause
31   2,  39 |         regard to matters of this kind, making it unnecessary for
32   2,  41 |                    chap. 41. What kind of spirit is required for
33   3,   8 |      bondage to signs of a useful kind, but rather that they might
34   3,  10 |         soul, and reduced it to a kind of poverty, it easily slides
35   3,  11 |         enigmatical, which is the kind of expression properly called
36   3,  12 |        For in all matters of this kind it is not the nature of
37   3,  15 |           gives a meaning of this kind, the expression is not to
38   3,  26 |      indicate a protection of any kind, we must take it as signifying
39   3,  26 |          spiritual armour of this kind to assign faith to the shield
40   3,  28 |      meaning is evolved of such a kind that what is doubtful in
41   3,  30 |  difficulty in the passage of the kind to which his rules apply.
42   3,  30 |     present obscurities of such a kind as require none of these
43   3,  34 |          same, if anything of the kind referred to is found in
44   3,  34 |          are often said of such a kind as evidently apply to it
45   3,  37 |      figurative diction; and this kind of diction, it seems to
46   4,   6 |      other way. For as there is a kind of eloquence that is more
47   4,   6 |          becoming in youth, and a kind that is more becoming in
48   4,   6 |        the speaker, so there is a kind of eloquence that is becoming
49   4,   6 |        but that it is of the same kind as that I do understand.
50   4,   6 |         element in eloquence of a kind that was designed to profit
51   4,   7 |         other matters of the same kind are taught in the art of
52   4,   7 |     descanting on matters of this kind. It was necessary, however,
53   4,   7 |        select a passage of such a kind that I shall not be compelled
54   4,  10 |       dealing with speech of this kind, says that there is in it "
55   4,  10 |       says that there is in it "a kind of careful negligence."