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 1      1, IV   | authorised or warranted is of two kinds according to the subject:
 2      1, IV   |   opinions, it is likewise of two kinds; either when too much belief
 3      2, I    |           of exception to general kinds. It is true I find a number
 4      2, II   |           history, it is of three kinds; not unfitly to be compared
 5      2, II   |           compared with the three kinds of pictures or images. For
 6      2, II   |       histories we may find three kinds: memorials, perfect histories,
 7      2, II   |      deluge of time.~(4) In these kinds of unperfect histories I
 8      2, II   |      perfect history, is of three kinds, according to the object
 9      2, III  |       happy. But upon these three kinds of writings I do not insist,
10      2, VIII |      there cannot fail to be more kinds of them as Nature grows
11      2, X    |          of man’s body is of four kinds—health, beauty, strength,
12      2, XI   |           divination, the several kinds thereof are distributed
13      2, XII  |         the mind of man is of two kinds—the one respecting his understanding
14      2, XIII |            1) Invention is of two kinds much differing—the one of
15      2, XIV  |        the reduction to be of two kinds, direct and inverted: the
16      2, XIV  |      application of the differing kinds of proofs to the differing
17      2, XIV  |           proofs to the differing kinds of subjects. For there being
18      2, XIV  |          For there being but four kinds of demonstrations, that
19      2, XVI  |          but may be in words. The kinds of ciphers (besides the
20      2, XIX  |     inquiry of great wisdom, what kinds of wits and natures are
21      2, XX   |           or compared; either the kinds of good, or the degrees
22      2, XX   |      distributing them into their kinds, parts, provinces, actions,
23      2, XXII |       moralities themselves (some kinds of them), lest they make
24      2, XXIII|          shall find two differing kinds of sufficiency in managing
25      2, XXIII|          shall find two differing kinds of sufficiency in managing
26      2, XXV  |            there have been divers kinds introduced and devised;
27      2, XXV  |    informed by divinity is of two kinds: matter of belief and truth