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1 Int | and the true worth is in labour for “the glory of the Creator 2 1, Int | speech that is uttered with labour and difficulty, or speech 3 1, IV | again, because the great labour then was with the people ( 4 1, V | if a man should begin the labour of a new search, he were 5 1, VI | experiment, and not matter of labour for the use. Again, the 6 1, VII | philosophy, wherein he did labour to make this same Vox ad 7 2, Int | to appropriate his whole labour and continue his whole age 8 2, III | which has passed through the labour of many, and therefore I 9 2, VII | knowledge not deserted by the labour of man.~(5) For metaphysic, 10 2, VIII | doubt is once received, men labour rather how to keep it a 11 2, VIII | certain, and not those which labour to make certain things doubtful. 12 2, X | the fools, why should I labour to be more wise?” And therefore 13 2, X | laboured than advanced; the labour having been, in my judgment, 14 2, XI | be bought at the price of labour, to be attained by a few 15 2, XII | they are referred—for man’s labour is to invent that which 16 2, XVII | knowledge: for since the labour and life of one man cannot 17 2, XVII | opinions, have a double labour; the one to make themselves 18 2, XVIII| knowledge: for since the labour and life of one man cannot 19 2, XVIII| opinions, have a double labour; the one to make themselves 20 2, XIX | of time or contention of labour can countervail it afterwards. 21 2, XXII | enumerated, do judge that my labour is but to collect into an 22 2, XXIII| that line cost them more labour than any of the rest;” and 23 2, XXIII| things according to the labour and difficulty or assiduity 24 2, XXIII| that line cost them more labour than any of the rest;” and 25 2, XXIII| things according to the labour and difficulty or assiduity 26 2, XXV | speculations, wherewith the schools labour, but the fury of controversies, 27 2, XXV | not well converted by the labour of man. In which, if I have