Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |          family home was at York Place, and at Gorhambury, near
 2      1, I    |     flesh;” and again in another place, “That in spacious knowledge
 3      1, I    |    invention, he doth in another place rule over, when he saith, “
 4      1, I    |         he deilvereth in another place: “If I spake,” saith he, “
 5      1, I    |        first, “That we do not so place our felicity in knowledge,
 6      1, I    |       expound himself in another place of the same book, where
 7      1, II   |       hath wrought in all men of place and authority in our nation.~
 8      1, III  |         country, refused to bear place or office, saying, “That
 9      1, VI   |     senator of Athens, the first place or degree is given to the
10      1, VI   |        of his leisure, rest in a place, and lying in view of heaven,
11      1, VI   |        tortuoses. And in another place, Nunquid conjungere valebis
12      1, VI   |   elegancy noted. And in another place, Qui facit Arcturum, et
13      1, VII  | mentioned before, but now in fit place to be resumed), of whose
14      1, VII  |        would lay him dead in the place.” And presently taking himself
15      1, VIII |      riches and commodities from place to place, and consociateth
16      1, VIII |        commodities from place to place, and consociateth the most
17      2, I    |         they be singularities of place and region, or the strange
18      2, I    |       her afterwards to the same place again. Neither am I of opinion,
19      2, II   |      history I think more fit to place amongst books of policy,
20      2, II   |      later times not much giving place to the former two periods
21      2, IV   |          pass on to the judicial place or palace of the mind, which
22      2, VII  |         cometh to pass, and hath place in human truth, that which
23      2, VII  |        it confined to his proper place.~
24      2, VIII |        to the light of order, to place it as a branch of metaphysic.
25      2, X    |       hath made so much the more place to be left for imposture.
26      2, X    |         I will enumerate and not place.~(4) The first is the discontinuance
27      2, XI   |      that we spake in the proper place. Wherein the school of Paracelsus,
28      2, XII  |         so as poesy had his true place. As for the power of the
29      2, XIII |         cause why the schools do place it after judgment, as subsequent
30      2, XIV  |        at all, and think good to place here, as that which of all
31      2, XV   | therefore, I refer it to the due place; for the disposition and
32      2, XV   |          hath congruity with our place of memory. Emblem reduceth
33      2, XX   |         sanctorum ejus, by which place they would exalt their civil
34      2, XXI  |    tumble up and down and change place, as if by a remove local
35      2, XXI  |         estuation to exalt their place. So then passive good is,
36      2, XXI  |        profession, vocation, and place. The first of these is extant
37      2, XXI  |        vocation, profession, and place? For although sometimes
38      2, XXII |     moved by speech), he findeth place for them, and handleth them
39      2, XXII |   quantity; but where their true place is he pretermitteth them.
40      2, XXIII|          at certain hours in the Place, and to give audience to
41      2, XXIII|       those aphorisms which have place amongst divine writings,
42      2, XXIII|         oratione; and in another place, speaking of his character
43      2, XXIII|  appointment of one to go in his place, he wished that in any case
44      2, XXIII|          that was erected in the place: and men laughed and wondered,
45      2, XXIII|          the mind. In the second place I set down wealth and means;
46      2, XXIII|       and the like. In the third place I set down reputation, because
47      2, XXIII|         reputation. And lastly I place honour, which is more easily
48      2, XXIII|          at certain hours in the Place, and to give audience to
49      2, XXIII|       those aphorisms which have place amongst divine writings,
50      2, XXIII|         oratione; and in another place, speaking of his character
51      2, XXIII|  appointment of one to go in his place, he wished that in any case
52      2, XXIII|          that was erected in the place: and men laughed and wondered,
53      2, XXIII|          the mind. In the second place I set down wealth and means;
54      2, XXIII|       and the like. In the third place I set down reputation, because
55      2, XXIII|         reputation. And lastly I place honour, which is more easily
56      2, XXV  |     secondary reason, which hath place in divinity, which is grounded
57      2, XXV  |      these sums and methods hath place in institutions or introductions
58      2, XXV  |        the pots or lavers, whose place was in the outward part
59      2, XXV  |         be sought in the holiest place of all where the ark of
60      2, XXV  |          the proper sense of the place, and respectively towards
61      2, XXV  |       the principal scope of the place; but have in themselves,