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 1      1, II   |       hold or detain their mind.~(6) And if any man be laborious
 2      1, III  |          in so extreme a degree.~(6) Another fault likewise
 3      1, IV   |          no substance or profit.~(6) This same unprofitable
 4      1, V    |         not to a higher science.~(6) Another error hath proceeded
 5      1, VI   |      effect and accomplish them.~(6) After the creation was
 6      1, VII  |          and by Trajan advanced.~(6) Adrian, his successor,
 7      1, VIII |           and down of other men.~(6) Lastly, leaving the vulgar
 8      2, Int  |        annotations, and the like.~6. The works pertaining to
 9      2, I    |       iron, not in bars of iron.~(6) But if my judgment be of
10      2, II   |          own wit and conjecture.~(6) For the history of times,
11      2, VII  |         recess from particulars.~(6) But the use of this part
12      2, VIII |           worthy to be admitted.~(6) Thus have we now dealt
13      2, X    |         slightly and in silence.~(6) In the inquiry of diseases,
14      2, XIII |        too great upon a promise.~(6) The invention of speech
15      2, XIV  |        times abuse his judgment.~(6) This part concerning elenches
16      2, XVI  | incongruitate est maxime novum.”~(6) For ciphers, they are commonly
17      2, XVII |          as can pierce the veil.~(6) Another diversity of method,
18      2, XVIII|          as can pierce the veil.~(6) Another diversity of method,
19      2, XX   |        for excellently laboured.~(6) Notwithstanding, if before
20      2, XXI  |         destroy not magnanimity.~(6) Having therefore deduced
21      2, XXII |       medicines to all patients.~(6) Another article of this
22      2, XXIII|         some number of examples.~(6) Sed et cunctis sermonibus
23      2, XXIII|         some number of examples.~(6) Sed et cunctis sermonibus
24      2, XXV  |         upon the placets of God.~(6) Here therefore I note this