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 1      1, I    |   temptation. Neither is it any quantity of knowledge, how great
 2      1, I    |        all in the proportion or quantity of knowledge, how large
 3      1, I    |      knowledge, which, be it in quantity more or less, if it be taken
 4      1, IV   |       time, did out of no great quantity of matter and infinite agitation
 5      2, Int  |   causes of want, and the great quantity of books maketh a show rather
 6      2, III  |       according to the mass and quantity. But I am not now in hand
 7      2, V    |      which hath a dimension and quantity of entireness and continuance
 8      2, V    |      For if they had considered quantity, similitude, diversity,
 9      2, V    |        any of them, in handling quantity, speak of the force of union,
10      2, V    |        so rare, and in so small quantity? Doth any, in handling similitude
11      2, VII  |      characters of essences, as quantity, similitude, diversity,
12      2, VIII |         the subject of it being quantity, not quantity indefinite,
13      2, VIII |       of it being quantity, not quantity indefinite, which is but
14      2, VIII |         as hath been said), but quantity determined or proportionable,
15      2, VIII | sciences belonging which handle quantity determinate, merely severed
16      2, VIII |    arithmetic, the one handling quantity continued, and the other
17      2, VIII |     philosophy, and considereth quantity determined, as it is auxiliary
18      2, XVII |         aphorisms but some good quantity of observation; and therefore
19      2, XVII |    their stuff, but as to their quantity and figure. And therefore
20      2, XVIII|         aphorisms but some good quantity of observation; and therefore
21      2, XVIII|    their stuff, but as to their quantity and figure. And therefore
22      2, XX   |      yet if it exceed a certain quantity, it forsaketh the affection
23      2, XXII |      handleth them well for the quantity; but where their true place
24      2, XXIII|     which do occupy too great a quantity of time, but to have that
25      2, XXIII|     which do occupy too great a quantity of time, but to have that
26      2, XXV  |        sciences more immense in quantity, and more base in substance.~(