Book, Chapter

 1    Int       | Apologie in certain Imputations concerning the late Earle of Essex.”
 2      1, Int  |     these two parts: the former concerning the excellency of learning
 3      1, I    |       have the true testimonies concerning the dignity of learning
 4      1, I    |         that censure of Solomon concerning the excess of writing and
 5      1, III  |    meanness of employments.~(2) Concerning want, and that it is the
 6      1, III  |     this, and some other points concerning human learning and moral
 7      1, VI   | excellent parables or aphorisms concerning divine and moral philosophy,
 8      1, VI   |   divine testimony and evidence concerning the true dignity and value
 9      1, VII  |   purpose now in hand, which is concerning the conjunction of learning
10      2, Int  |        of writers and inquirers concerning any parts of learning not
11      2, Int  |         of writers or inquirers concerning such parts of knowledge
12      2, I    |      them, and all other events concerning learning, throughout the
13      2, I    |      true and real illumination concerning causes and axioms than is
14      2, II   |       small particularity, even concerning his person and court; and
15      2, III  |         deficiences to propound concerning them.~(5) Thus much therefore
16      2, III  |          5) Thus much therefore concerning history, which is that part
17      2, V    |         and largely discourseth concerning governments, that the way
18      2, VI   |      natural, and human. And as concerning divine philosophy or natural
19      2, VI   |        or rudiment of knowledge concerning God which may be obtained
20      2, VI   |        any verity or persuasion concerning the points of faith, is
21      2, VII  |      The second is the doctrine concerning the principles or originals
22      2, VII  |       The third is the doctrine concerning all variety and particularity
23      2, VIII |        the inquiry, and nothing concerning the matter or subject: and
24      2, IX   |         regard of the knowledge concerning the sympathies and concordances
25      2, IX   |        of great depth and worth concerning imagination, how and how
26      2, XIII |         This part of invention, concerning the invention of sciences,
27      2, XIV  |         judgment.~(6) This part concerning elenches is excellently
28      2, XVI  | knowledge, which is transitive, concerning the expressing or transferring
29      2, XVI  |     hath three parts: the first concerning the organ of tradition;
30      2, XVI  |        of tradition; the second concerning the method of tradition;
31      2, XVI  |        tradition; and the third concerning the illustration of tradition.~(
32      2, XVI  |       it to better inquiry.~(4) Concerning speech and words, the consideration
33      2, XVII |         this part of knowledge, concerning method, doth further belong
34      2, XVII |       considerations of method, concerning propositions, are chiefly
35      2, XVIII|         this part of knowledge, concerning method, doth further belong
36      2, XVIII|       considerations of method, concerning propositions, are chiefly
37      2, XIX  |    considerations. The first is concerning the true correction and
38      2, XIX  |    least correct.~The second is concerning the exposition and explication
39      2, XIX  |         the plain.~The third is concerning the times, which in many
40      2, XIX  |  interpretations.~The fourth is concerning some brief censure and judgment
41      2, XIX  |       to read.~And the fifth is concerning the syntax and disposition
42      2, XX   |     these Georgics of the mind, concerning the husbandry and tillage
43      2, XX   |     highest good, the doctrines concerning which were as the heathen
44      2, XX   |         longer upon the inquiry concerning the roots of good and evil,
45      2, XX   |        instructions for writing concerning the law of God, as Moses
46      2, XXI  |    eminent example of tractates concerning special and respective duties;
47      2, XXI  |     persons.~(11) The knowledge concerning good respecting society
48      2, XXII |        part of moral knowledge, concerning the culture and regiment
49      2, XXIII|          23) The second precept concerning this knowledge is, for men
50      2, XXIII|      obtain it ill, as was said concerning Augustus Caesar, and after
51      2, XXIII|        noted as deficient.~(47) Concerning government, it is a part
52      2, XXIII|          23) The second precept concerning this knowledge is, for men
53      2, XXIII|      obtain it ill, as was said concerning Augustus Caesar, and after
54      2, XXIII|        noted as deficient.~(47) Concerning government, it is a part
55      2, XXV  |        can report no deficiency concerning them: for I can find no