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 1      1, I    |           delighted in beholding the variety of things and vicissitude
 2      1, II   |            curious and irresolute by variety of reading, or too peremptory
 3      1, II   |           him, that he did, with the variety and power of his discourses
 4      1, IV   |            and request eloquence and variety of discourse, as the fittest
 5      1, IV   |      abundance of leisure, and small variety of reading, but their wits
 6      1, IV   |            travail of wit had joined variety and universality of reading
 7      1, IV   |              natural philosophy from variety of speculations to the magnitude
 8      1, V    |              opinions or sects after variety and examination the best
 9      1, V    |           entertain their minds with variety and delight; sometimes for
10      1, VII  |         produce, than to embrace the variety of them. First, therefore,
11      1, VII  |             science, and that in all variety.~(12) And herein again it
12      2, Int  |              and supellex, stuff and variety, to begin with those arts (
13      2, III  |             are according to all the variety of occasions, advertisements,
14      2, IV   |        goodness, and a more absolute variety, than can be found in the
15      2, IV   |              those times wanted both variety of examples and subtlety
16      2, VII  |       natural history describeth the variety of things; physic the causes,
17      2, VII  |              doctrine concerning all variety and particularity of things;
18      2, VII  | co-ordinations whereof make all this variety. The second respect, which
19      2, VII  |   superinducing that nature upon any variety of matter; and so is less
20      2, X    |              of spirit hath over the variety of matter or form. Nothing
21      2, X    |        compositions of art, both the variety of them will be increased,
22      2, XIII |             ready handled in all the variety that may be; as that, to
23      2, XIV  |           principles about which the variety of their disputatious might
24      2, XXI  |            is natural in man towards variety and proceeding, which in
25      2, XXI  |      purposes of life, there is much variety; whereof men are sensible
26      2, XXII |  constitution of the patient nor the variety of accidents. So in the
27      2, XXIII|         positions, extending to much variety of occasions; whereupon
28      2, XXIII|              ends and natures of the variety of them only, but also of
29      2, XXIII|           many matters. So that this variety of knowledge tendeth in
30      2, XXIII|         which it beareth towards all variety of occasions. But that opinion
31      2, XXIII|              to be, in regard of the variety of their intelligences,
32      2, XXIII|         positions, extending to much variety of occasions; whereupon
33      2, XXIII|              ends and natures of the variety of them only, but also of
34      2, XXIII|           many matters. So that this variety of knowledge tendeth in
35      2, XXIII|         which it beareth towards all variety of occasions. But that opinion
36      2, XXIII|              to be, in regard of the variety of their intelligences,