Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |       Organon of Aristotle was a set of treatises in which Aristotle
 2      1, I    |          do, indeed, excellently set forth the true bounds and
 3      1, IV   |        for a man in fair room to set up one great light, or branching
 4      1, VI   |          in the former it is not set down that God said, “Let
 5      1, VI   |      heaven and earth,” as it is set down of the works following;
 6      1, VI   |     creation was finished, it is set down unto us that man was
 7      1, VI   |   jeweller by that only which is set out toward the street in
 8      1, VII  |           which merit was lively set forth by the ancients in
 9      1, VII  |         history doth more lively set forth than that legend tale
10      1, VII  |        she accustomed to appoint set hours for reading, scarcely
11      1, VII  |          Aristotle, after he had set forth his books of nature,
12      1, VII  |      name of king; and some were set on as he passed by in popular
13      2, Int  |      rules and directions how to set forth and dispose matter:
14      2, Int  |      civil life; which when they set into, this want is soon
15      2, Int  |       survey of learning) may be set forward by private travail.
16      2, Int  |           For it is one thing to set forth what ground lieth
17      2, I    |          philosophers, there are set down some small memorials
18      2, II   |      Commentaries are they which set down a continuance of the
19      2, II   |         such histories do rather set forth the pomp of business
20      2, X    |       Hippocrates, which used to set down a narrative of the
21      2, X    |       experiences, and carefully set down both historically according
22      2, X    |          traditions of empirics, set down and delivered over
23      2, XI   |          effects, which God hath set forth unto man to be bought
24      2, XIII |          a defunct, it should be set down that there is no ready
25      2, XIV  |      Therefore men did hasten to set down some principles about
26      2, XIV  |    aedilis, one that should have set forth some magnificent shows
27      2, XIX  |          understand not is false set down: as the priest that,
28      2, XX   |    positive or simple, they have set it down excellently in describing
29      2, XX   |        communion.~(8) This being set down and strongly planted,
30      2, XXI  |         stops and passages, as a set song or voluntary; much
31      2, XXII |          of this knowledge is to set down sound and true distributions
32      2, XXII |        seditious orators did not set them in working and agitation:
33      2, XXII |          matters; how, I say, to set affection against affection,
34      2, XXII |          be supposed, that a man set before him honest and good
35      2, XXIII|      ought to be shaped so as to set forth any good making of
36      2, XXIII|      three wisdoms which we have set down to pertain to civil
37      2, XXIII|          corruption of states is set forth, that esteem not virtue
38      2, XXIII|       insinuation, which seemeth set and artificial, sinketh
39      2, XXIII|     example is the ground, being set down in a history at large,
40      2, XXIII|          history at large, it is set down with all circumstances,
41      2, XXIII|       did in the former, that we set down some heads or passages
42      2, XXIII|          surprised words than to set and purposed words. Neither
43      2, XXIII|        careless fashion, or more set and formal, or more tedious
44      2, XXIII|         sourdes menees, when men set things in work without opening
45      2, XXIII|      mind. In the second place I set down wealth and means; which
46      2, XXIII|       like. In the third place I set down reputation, because
47      2, XXIII|       points which I mention and set down, they are far from
48      2, XXIII|       the precepts which we have set down are of that kind which
49      2, XXIII|        evil arts, if a man would set down for himself that principle
50      2, XXIII|  protestation of L. Catilina, to set on fire and trouble states,
51      2, XXIII|          of their own fortune to set before their eyes not only
52      2, XXIII|      ought to be shaped so as to set forth any good making of
53      2, XXIII|      three wisdoms which we have set down to pertain to civil
54      2, XXIII|          corruption of states is set forth, that esteem not virtue
55      2, XXIII|       insinuation, which seemeth set and artificial, sinketh
56      2, XXIII|     example is the ground, being set down in a history at large,
57      2, XXIII|          history at large, it is set down with all circumstances,
58      2, XXIII|       did in the former, that we set down some heads or passages
59      2, XXIII|          surprised words than to set and purposed words. Neither
60      2, XXIII|        careless fashion, or more set and formal, or more tedious
61      2, XXIII|         sourdes menees, when men set things in work without opening
62      2, XXIII|      mind. In the second place I set down wealth and means; which
63      2, XXIII|       like. In the third place I set down reputation, because
64      2, XXIII|       points which I mention and set down, they are far from
65      2, XXIII|       the precepts which we have set down are of that kind which
66      2, XXIII|        evil arts, if a man would set down for himself that principle
67      2, XXIII|  protestation of L. Catilina, to set on fire and trouble states,
68      2, XXIII|          of their own fortune to set before their eyes not only
69      2, XXV  |           it hath been extremely set on foot of late time by
70      2, XXV  | applications thereupon) had been set down in a continuance, it
71      2, XXV  |        in anything which is well set down, I am in good hope