Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   |      virtues; yet on the other side, to recompense that, they
 2      1, II   |       irresolute, on the other side by plain precept it teacheth
 3      1, IV   |  objections. But, on the other side, if you take out every axiom,
 4      1, IV   |   matter; and yet on the other side hath cast all prodigious
 5      1, V    |      to fall either on the one side into the vein of Velleius
 6      1, V    | revideretur: nor, on the other side, into Socrates, his ironical
 7      1, VI   |       the Scythians on the one side from the north-west, and
 8      1, VI   |   knowledges. And on the other side we see the Jesuits, who
 9      1, VII  |     and the like; on the other side, such as were inventors
10      1, VII  |  credit in court. On the other side how much Trajan’s virtue
11      1, VII  |      be considered, of the one side, the truth of religion established,
12      1, VII  |       considered, on the other side, the differences of religion,
13      1, VIII |   stand or walk upon the shore side, and to see a ship tossed
14      2, IV   |       sure to come in on their side. So in the fable that Achilles
15      2, VI   |       divers, but on the other side, out of the contemplation
16      2, VII  |        But to me, on the other side, that do desire as much
17      2, VII  |    infinite. But, on the other side, to inquire the form of
18      2, X    |         The soul, on the other side, is the simplest of substances,
19      2, XIII |  particulars which appear of a side, that there are not other
20      2, XIII |      not other on the contrary side which appear not? As if
21      2, XX   |        successions, on the one side, who placed felicity in
22      2, XX   |      society; and on the other side, the Cyrenaics and Epicureans,
23      2, XXII |      if too weak, of the other side, you may not look to perform
24      2, XXIII|        of others. On the other side, if behaviour and outward
25      2, XXIII|       and secrecy on the other side induceth trust and inwardness.
26      2, XXIII|    again, to seem on the other side that he hath least opinion
27      2, XXIII|        of others. On the other side, if behaviour and outward
28      2, XXIII|       and secrecy on the other side induceth trust and inwardness.
29      2, XXIII|    again, to seem on the other side that he hath least opinion
30      2, XXV  |        of Mahomet on the other side interdicteth argument altogether:
31      2, XXV  |     falsehood, as on the other side it is a repulse to truth.