Book, Chapter

 1      1, III  | acknowledging that, to an external report, he was not without superficial
 2      2, II   |      deserve better than dispersed report or barren eulogies. For
 3      2, IV   |    learning, which is poesy, I can report no deficience; for being
 4      2, V    |           science whether I should report as deficient or no, I stand
 5      2, V    |        understand it) I may justly report as deficient; for I see
 6      2, VII  |            Of these three I cannot report any as deficient. In what
 7      2, VII  |        part of metaphysic, which I report as deficient, is of the
 8      2, VII  |        causes, which I am moved to report not as omitted, but as misplaced.
 9      2, VIII |           In the mathematics I can report no deficience, except it
10      2, VIII |          knowledge of forms, I may report deficient, as the relative
11      2, VIII |        philosophy according to the report of the inquiry, and nothing
12      2, VIII |        referred to God, and cannot report truly because of the inequality
13      2, X    |        lawyers, who are careful to report new cases and decisions,
14      2, XI   |            these knowledges I will report none, other than the general
15      2, XIII |           The former of these I do report deficient; which seemeth
16      2, XIII |          sufficient to certify and report truth, though not always
17      2, XIII |            revolve; so as I cannot report that this part of invention,
18      2, XIV  |         slightly touched, as I may report that also deficient; which
19      2, XV   |      beginning distinguish, not to report those things deficient,
20      2, XVI  |           the messenger attend and report what he saw him do; and
21      2, XVI  |           and, therefore, I cannot report it deficient, though I think
22      2, XVII |         weakly inquired as I shall report it deficient.~(2) Method
23      2, XVIII|         weakly inquired as I shall report it deficient.~(2) Method
24      2, XXI  |          The second likewise I may report rather dispersed than deficient;
25      2, XXIII|             and therefore I cannot report it for deficient.~(4) The
26      2, XXIII|            part of knowledge we do report also as deficient; not but
27      2, XXIII|             and therefore I cannot report it for deficient.~(4) The
28      2, XXIII|            part of knowledge we do report also as deficient; not but
29      2, XXV  |           of the Scriptures, I can report no deficiency; but by way
30      2, XXV  |           so briefly because I can report no deficiency concerning