Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int  |              power of a king and the difference and perfection of such a
 2      1, II   |       Demosthenes, “there is a great difference between the things that
 3      1, VI   |             six days; such a note of difference it pleased God to put upon
 4      1, VI   |              of Christ, the badge or difference of the people of God, the
 5      1, VII  |              see antiquity made this difference; that whereas founders and
 6      1, VII  |             describing the principal difference of princes’ best servants,
 7      2, V    |      character—the power of God, the difference of nature and the use of
 8      2, V    |           existence; but I find this difference better made than pursued.
 9      2, VII  |          proceed in such a spirit of difference and contradiction towards
10      2, VII  | understanding, and platform. But the difference, perspicuously expressed,
11      2, X    |    excellency in their art maketh no difference in profit or reputation
12      2, X    |           inward parts is as full of difference as the outward, and in that
13      2, XIV  |          great advantage, though the difference be good which was made between
14      2, XVII |        handled. For there is a great difference in delivery of the mathematics,
15      2, XVIII|        handled. For there is a great difference in delivery of the mathematics,
16      2, XIX  |        knowledge, it containeth that difference of tradition which is proper
17      2, XXI  |         active and passive; for this difference of good (not unlike to that
18      2, XXI  |            And this also receiveth a difference, which hath neither been
19      2, XXII |              as if there had been no difference, but in fortune, between
20      2, XXIII|              make good.~(9) But this difference is not amiss to be remembered,
21      2, XXIII|      themselves into matters without difference, and so publish and proclaim
22      2, XXIII|              last spoke of, but with difference, is that which is well expressed,
23      2, XXIII|              make good.~(9) But this difference is not amiss to be remembered,
24      2, XXIII|      themselves into matters without difference, and so publish and proclaim
25      2, XXIII|              last spoke of, but with difference, is that which is well expressed,
26      2, XXV  |              reject disputation with difference.~(5) The use of human reason
27      2, XXV  |        consequence doth draw on some difference to be used by the expositor.
28      2, XXV  |           doth make a just and sound difference between the manner of the
29      2, XXV  |   proficiency, and not of change and difference. For I could not be true