Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int  |        propound unto you framed particulars, yet I may excite your princely
 2      1, Int  |     mind, and thence to extract particulars for this purpose agreeable
 3      1, II   |       time it appeareth in many particulars that the governments of
 4      1, VII  |   notably appear in these three particulars: first, in the envy he used
 5      2, Int  |    first, I refer myself to the particulars. For the last, touching
 6      2, VII  |          that in this and other particulars, wheresoever my conception
 7      2, VII  |        too remote a recess from particulars.~(6) But the use of this
 8      2, VIII |         and designations of new particulars, if men in their speculation
 9      2, XIII |  Theaetetus” noteth well, “That particulars are infinite, and the higher
10      2, XIII |        and contriving it out of particulars natural and artificial,
11      2, XIII | conclude upon an enumeration of particulars, without instance contradictory,
12      2, XIII |       many subjects) upon those particulars which appear of a side,
13      2, XIII |   imperious and scornful toward particulars; which their manner was
14      2, XIII |       variably collected out of particulars, it is not the laborious
15      2, XIV  |       the understanding in some particulars, but doth more generally
16      2, XVII |      and therefore satisfy. But particulars being dispersed do best
17      2, XVIII|      and therefore satisfy. But particulars being dispersed do best
18      2, XXIII|  freshly and in our view out of particulars, knoweth the way best to
19      2, XXIII|         knoweth the way best to particulars again. And it hath much
20      2, XXIII|    procure good informations of particulars touching persons, their
21      2, XXIII|  another. These informations of particulars, touching persons and actions,
22      2, XXIII|         they want time to learn particulars, to wait occasions, and
23      2, XXIII| Tantalus. But this was meant of particulars: nevertheless even unto
24      2, XXIII|  freshly and in our view out of particulars, knoweth the way best to
25      2, XXIII|         knoweth the way best to particulars again. And it hath much
26      2, XXIII|    procure good informations of particulars touching persons, their
27      2, XXIII|  another. These informations of particulars, touching persons and actions,
28      2, XXIII|         they want time to learn particulars, to wait occasions, and
29      2, XXIII| Tantalus. But this was meant of particulars: nevertheless even unto
30      2, XXV  |        you remove yourself from particulars, the greater peril of error