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 1      Des|     that which has just been set forth. This is the description
 2      Des|     Majesty) be prepared and set forth, others applying themselves
 3      Des|      men for want of warning set to work the wrong way and
 4      Des|    be once provided and well set forth, and let there be
 5      Des|    this history; then I will set out the particular figure
 6      Aph|       nor Gaius Plinius ever set this before them as the
 7      Aph|   are admitted be themselves set down briefly and concisely,
 8      Aph|      meantime they should be set aside. Even the experiments
 9      Aph|      fineness and daintiness set aside), the greatest diligence
10      Aph|     the things which will be set forth in this history are
11      Aph|     and virtues in nature be set forth (as far as may be)
12      Aph|    are to be ascertained and set down. And when exact proportions
13      Aph|     the first kind should be set down simply; things of the
14      Aph|    plainly and perspicuously set down by way of note or admonition.
15      Aph| secretaries do but enter and set down the laws themselves
16      Aph|      it, I mean to draw up a set of questions on the several