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 1      1, Int  |    shall find this judgment is truly made. For it seemeth much
 2      1, II   |        contrariwise, it may be truly affirmed that no kind of
 3      1, III  | conclude this point: as it was truly said that Paupertas est
 4      1, III  |    more properly defended than truly denied, is that they fail
 5      1, III  |    baseness, yet in a judgment truly made they are to be accounted
 6      1, IV   |  frangit pondera, so a man may truly say of the schoolmen, Quaestionum
 7      1, V    |      progression. And to speak truly, Antiquitas saeculi juventus
 8      1, VII  |     certainly this may be said truly, there are the prints and
 9      1, VII  |   those of Alexander, they are truly such as Solomon noteth,
10      2, I    |       ages of the world, I may truly affirm to be wanting; the
11      2, II   |        Justinianus, who may be truly said to be ultimus Romanorum.
12      2, II   |     proficience. For it may be truly affirmed to the honour of
13      2, IV   |   extremely licensed, and doth truly refer to the imagination;
14      2, VI   |         which knowledge may be truly termed divine in respect
15      2, VIII |      to God, and cannot report truly because of the inequality
16      2, X    |      voluptuary, which Tacitus truly calleth eruditus luxus.
17      2, XII  |       spinosity. For as it was truly said, that knowledge is
18      2, XII  |     soft natures. But to speak truly of things as they are in
19      2, XII  |    form of forms;” so these be truly said to be the art of arts.
20      2, XIII |       For so Cicero saith very truly, Usus uni rei deditus et
21      2, XIII |  consideration. So as to speak truly, it is no invention, but
22      2, XIII |  thereof. Neither is this use (truly taken) only to furnish argument
23      2, XX   |        ut vivam. But it may be truly affirmed that there was
24      2, XX   | supplications, which hath been truly esteemed as an office in
25      2, XX   |  whereas the resolution of men truly moral ought to be such as
26      2, XXI  | measure. For your Majesty hath truly described, not a king of
27      2, XXII |  certainly, if a man’s mind be truly inflamed with charity, it
28      2, XXII |  further, as Xenophon observed truly, that all other affections,
29      2, XXIII|       true politique, as to be truly moral. But the handling
30      2, XXIII|   little, let him hear what is truly said: Cave ne insuetus rebus
31      2, XXIII|       In like manner it may be truly affirmed that it is not
32      2, XXIII|       true politique, as to be truly moral. But the handling
33      2, XXIII|   little, let him hear what is truly said: Cave ne insuetus rebus
34      2, XXIII|       In like manner it may be truly affirmed that it is not
35      2, XXV  |         2) Howbeit (if we will truly consider of it) more worthy
36      2, XXV  |   which concern the law moral, truly interpreted: “Love your
37      2, XXV  |     the intellectual world, as truly and faithfully as I could