Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int  |           the penetration of your judgment, and the facility and order
 2      1, Int  |            and he shall find this judgment is truly made. For it seemeth
 3      1, II   |        changes.~(9) And as to the judgment of Cato the Censor, he was
 4      1, III  |         rejection upon choice and judgment. For the honest and just
 5      1, III  |           of capacities do make a judgment of them in greater matters
 6      1, III  |        outward baseness, yet in a judgment truly made they are to be
 7      1, IV   |         of invention, or depth of judgment. Then grew the flowing and
 8      1, IV   |        they easily fall upon that judgment of Dionysius of Syracusa,
 9      1, IV   |          not been that choice and judgment used as ought to have been;
10      1, IV   |           suspension of their own judgment till they be fully instructed,
11      1, V    |          and mature suspension of judgment. For the two ways of contemplation
12      1, V    |         they stand in a man’s own judgment proved more or less.~(10)
13      1, VI   |        the flood, the first great judgment of God upon the ambition
14      1, VII  |       Majesty that liveth), in my judgment the most excellent is that
15      1, VII  |          verses; secondly, in the judgment or solution he gave touching
16      1, VIII |           of mine, to reverse the judgment, either of AEsop’s cock,
17      2, Int  |         arts of arts; the one for judgment, the other for ornament.
18      2, Int  |           use no other liberty of judgment than I must leave to others;
19      2, I    |       bars of iron.~(6) But if my judgment be of any weight, the use
20      2, II   |     banished, as all men of sound judgment have confessed, as those
21      2, II   |          will not alter Solomon’s judgment, Memoria justi cum laudibus,
22      2, II   |        and faculty of every man’s judgment. But mixtures are things
23      2, III  |           the words of man, in my judgment, the best; for they are
24      2, VI   |         points of faith, is in my judgment not safe; Da fidei quae
25      2, VII  |           easily appear to men of judgment, that in this and other
26      2, VII  |       handled, I make not now any judgment; but they are parts of knowledge
27      2, IX   |            And if any man of weak judgment do conceive that this suffering
28      2, X    |         labour having been, in my judgment, rather in circle than in
29      2, X    |           deplored; whereas in my judgment they ought both to inquire
30      2, XI   |     before them. But for mine own judgment, if it be admitted that
31      2, XII  |  invention; art of examination or judgment; art of custody or memory;
32      2, XIII |       knowledge is wanting, to my judgment standeth plainly confessed;
33      2, XIII |           the senses; which in my judgment (notwithstanding all their
34      2, XIII |         schools do place it after judgment, as subsequent and not precedent.
35      2, XIII |     likewise to minister unto our judgment to conclude aright within
36      2, XIV  |          we pass unto the arts of judgment, which handle the natures
37      2, XIV  |        mean is one thing, and the judgment of the consequence is another;
38      2, XIV  |        the real and exact form of judgment, we refer ourselves to that
39      2, XIV  |         Nature.~(2) For the other judgment by syllogism, as it is a
40      2, XIV  |          3) So, then, this art of judgment is but the reduction of
41      2, XIV  |         doth many times abuse his judgment.~(6) This part concerning
42      2, XIV  |      appertaineth most to rectify judgment, the force whereof is such
43      2, XIV  |          entangle and pervert the judgment. So as it is almost necessary
44      2, XIV  |         the true conduct of human judgment. The particular elenches
45      2, XIV  |       There remaineth one part of judgment of great excellency which
46      2, XV   |        invention, and contracteth judgment to a strength. But this
47      2, XV   |           find that faculty in my judgment weakly inquired of. An art
48      2, XVII |            in logic, as a part of judgment. For as the doctrine of
49      2, XVII |        comprehendeth the rules of judgment upon that which is invented,
50      2, XVII |           containeth the rules of judgment upon that which is to be
51      2, XVII |           is to be delivered; for judgment precedeth delivery, as it
52      2, XVII |          10) Another diversity of judgment in the delivery and teaching
53      2, XVII |           in silence, being in my judgment the more material. For certainty
54      2, XVIII|            in logic, as a part of judgment. For as the doctrine of
55      2, XVIII|        comprehendeth the rules of judgment upon that which is invented,
56      2, XVIII|           containeth the rules of judgment upon that which is to be
57      2, XVIII|           is to be delivered; for judgment precedeth delivery, as it
58      2, XVIII|          10) Another diversity of judgment in the delivery and teaching
59      2, XVIII|           in silence, being in my judgment the more material. For certainty
60      2, XIX  | concerning some brief censure and judgment of the authors; that men
61      2, XIX  |            so as there is a great judgment to be had in the continuance
62      2, XXI  |         in professions, than with judgment to discover and sever that
63      2, XXIII|          and penetration in their judgment, that they do not discern
64      2, XXIII|         seemeth Tacitus made this judgment, that they were a cunning
65      2, XXIII|     Eternal Providence and Divine Judgment, which often subverteth
66      2, XXIII|          and penetration in their judgment, that they do not discern
67      2, XXIII|         seemeth Tacitus made this judgment, that they were a cunning
68      2, XXIII|     Eternal Providence and Divine Judgment, which often subverteth
69      2, XXV  |        and defined of would in my judgment be an opiate to stay and
70      2, XXV  |         the more ready, yet in my judgment is more subject to corrupt.
71      2, XXV  |           in divinity which in my judgment is of all others most rich