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 1      1, Int  |         and the rest, and he shall find this judgment is truly made.
 2      1, Int  |          defects and undervalues I find in such particular acts:
 3      1, I    |            s heart, yet cannot man find out the work which God worketh
 4      1, I    |          times, but raised also to find out and discern the ordinances
 5      1, II   |    pedantical friars, and he shall find that such Popes do greater
 6      1, III  |       review, I for my part cannot find any disgrace to learning
 7      1, III  |         matters by that which they find wanting in them in smaller.
 8      1, IV   |            the like, then shall he find it prepared to his hands
 9      1, VI   |           from God, to spirits: we find, as far as credit is to
10      1, VI   |            law of Moses; you shall find, besides the prefiguration
11      1, VI   |            glory of the king is to find it out;” as if, according
12      1, VI   |        Testament.~(14) So again we find that many of the ancient
13      1, VII  |           trouble him, I think, to find for her a parallel amongst
14      1, VII  |            of circumstance, that I find in one other particular,
15      1, VIII |  contemplation thoroughly but will find that printed in his heart,
16      1, VIII |   transported with, when they once find in themselves that they
17      2, Int  |           of colleges in Europe, I find strange that they are all
18      2, Int  |            proceedeth that princes find a solitude in regard of
19      2, Int  |      children. Another is a lack I find in the exercises used in
20      2, I    |           them as deficient. For I find no sufficient or competent
21      2, I    |        general kinds. It is true I find a number of books of fabulous
22      2, I    |          examined and described, I find not, specially not with
23      2, I    |           wrought or mechanical, I find some collections made of
24      2, II   |             So of histories we may find three kinds: memorials,
25      2, II   |     varieties.~(9) For lives, I do find strange that these times
26      2, III  |             This is a work which I find deficient, but is to be
27      2, IV   |            the fable framed; for I find it was an ancient vanity
28      2, V    |            I stand doubtful. For I find a certain rhapsody of natural
29      2, V    |          other in existence; but I find this difference better made
30      2, VII  |            man is not competent to find out essential forms or true
31      2, VII  |        part of metaphysic I do not find laboured and performed;
32      2, VII  |      further discovery. For this I find done not only by Plato,
33      2, VIII |           philosophies; whereas to find the real truth requireth
34      2, VIII |         them: which kind of work I find deficient. But here I must
35      2, VIII |      inducements, and occasions, I find them not so strange; but
36      2, X    |         upon this ground that they find that mediocrity and excellency
37      2, X    |         than in progression. For I find much iteration, but small
38      2, X    | continuance of medicinal history I find deficient; which I understand
39      2, X    |      intend to observe, they shall find much worthy to observe.~(
40      2, X    |        which is made by anatomy, I find much deficience: for they
41      2, X    |         receptacles the humours do find in the parts, with the differing
42      2, X    |           the cures of diseases, I find a deficience in the receipts
43      2, X    |          is the deficience which I find, that physicians have not,
44      2, X    |      preparation of medicines I do find strange, specially considering
45      2, X    |        ministrations, and he shall find them but inconstancies and
46      2, XII  |            Nevertheless, because I find not any science that doth
47      2, XIII |            vast sea or air, and to find the way from a field in
48      2, XIII |            field and garden, shall find that the mind of herself
49      2, XIV  |           the mind of man, which I find not observed or inquired
50      2, XIV  |             whereas one can scarce find a posture in square, or
51      2, XIV  |          three false appearances I find altogether deficient.~(12)
52      2, XV   |      knowledge, which is memory, I find that faculty in my judgment
53      2, XVI  |          cogitations in general, I find not inquired, but deficient.
54      2, XVII |            descend: which latter I find passed over in silence,
55      2, XVIII|            descend: which latter I find passed over in silence,
56      2, XXI  |          those which are sick, and find no remedy, do tumble up
57      2, XXI  |           censure shall be sure to find matter for his humour, but
58      2, XXII |   excellency thereof, I cannot but find exceeding strange that it
59      2, XXII |          to them both. A man shall find in the traditions of astrology
60      2, XXII |          and so forth. A man shall find in the wisest sort of these
61      2, XXII |     perturbation. And here again I find strange, as before, that
62      2, XXII |        observations. So likewise I find some particular writings
63      2, XXII |            knowledge; where we may find painted forth, with great
64      2, XXII |            and attention, we shall find it a sure maxim in knowledge,
65      2, XXIII|        good governments: for so we find in the Holy story, when
66      2, XXIII|         his opportunity, as oft as find it. To conclude, behaviour
67      2, XXIII|          which we would be loth to find: as it was judged great
68      2, XXIII|            verdad: “Tell a lie and find a truth.”~(19) As for the
69      2, XXIII|           the times; which if they find agreeable and fit, then
70      2, XXIII|         For if we observe we shall find two differing kinds of sufficiency
71      2, XXIII|        superficially. For we shall find the logical part (as I may
72      2, XXIII|        good governments: for so we find in the Holy story, when
73      2, XXIII|         his opportunity, as oft as find it. To conclude, behaviour
74      2, XXIII|          which we would be loth to find: as it was judged great
75      2, XXIII|            verdad: “Tell a lie and find a truth.”~(19) As for the
76      2, XXIII|           the times; which if they find agreeable and fit, then
77      2, XXIII|         For if we observe we shall find two differing kinds of sufficiency
78      2, XXIII|        superficially. For we shall find the logical part (as I may
79      2, XXV  |            obey His law, though we find a reluctation in our will,
80      2, XXV  |        believe His word, though we find a reluctation in our reason.
81      2, XXV  |         the two first they fail to find, and the last they ought
82      2, XXV  |             that have pretended to find the truth of all natural
83      2, XXV  |       perusing books of divinity I find many books of controversies,
84      2, XXV  |         concerning them: for I can find no space or ground that