Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |    justify himself under the new order of things by writing “Sir
 2      1, Int  |   judgment, and the facility and order of your elocution: and I
 3      1, Int  |   branching itself into Nature’s order, full of facility and felicity,
 4      1, VI   |        made in a moment, and the order and disposition of that
 5      1, VI   |         to that which is next in order from God, to spirits: we
 6      1, VII  |         the Roman Empire, giving order and making assignation where
 7      2, Int  |      water, it followeth well in order to speak of the defect which
 8      2, VII  |    myself from mistaking, by the order and perspicuous expressing
 9      2, VII  |        if it were but a fault in order, I would not speak of it;
10      2, VII  |       would not speak of it; for order is matter of illustration,
11      2, VIII |      things, and to the light of order, to place it as a branch
12      2, VIII |    titles and bundles and not in order of time, they seem more
13      2, X    |        beasts have a more simple order of life, and less change
14      2, X    |         by nature subject. It is order, pursuit, sequence, and
15      2, XV   |         of the character and the order of the entry. For the art
16      2, XVII |      discourse of connection and order is cut off; descriptions
17      2, XVIII|      discourse of connection and order is cut off; descriptions
18      2, XIX  |        that men may know in what order or pursuit to read.~(2)
19      2, XXI  |        leese themselves in their order, nor of convulsions, as
20      2, XXII | medicining of the body, it is in order first to know the divers
21      2, XXII |         natures, it followeth in order to know the diseases and
22      2, XXIII|          For this is no point of order, as it seemeth at first,
23      2, XXIII|        this precept, as there is order and priority in matter,
24      2, XXIII|        and do not take things in order of time as they come on,
25      2, XXIII|          For this is no point of order, as it seemeth at first,
26      2, XXIII|        this precept, as there is order and priority in matter,
27      2, XXIII|        and do not take things in order of time as they come on,