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 1      1, IV   |      wherein those authors did write, for the better understanding
 2      1, IV   |   hands in those authors which write in that manner. But the
 3      1, VI   |     became enabled not only to write those excellent parables
 4      1, VII  |     Plutarch were now alive to write lives by parallels, would
 5      2, II   |       an ability not common to write a good history, as may well
 6      2, III  |   without God in the world, to write it in such text and capital
 7      2, XVI  | kingdoms of the High Levant to write in characters real, which
 8      2, XVI  |       they be not laborious to write and read; that they be impossible
 9      2, XVI  |   highest degree whereof is to write omnia per omnia; which is
10      2, XVII |        reason will attempt, to write aphorisms, but he that is
11      2, XVIII|        reason will attempt, to write aphorisms, but he that is
12      2, XX   |     that professed to teach to write, did only exhibit fair copies
13      2, XX   |        in good earnest, not to write at leisure that which men
14      2, XXI  |       who can take upon him to write of the proper duty, virtue,
15      2, XXI  |   small doubt but that men can write best and most really and
16      2, XXI  |   which accompanieth them that write in their own professions,
17      2, XXI  |   whereunto I noted those that write in their own professions
18      2, XXI  |     Machiavel and others, that write what men do, and not what
19      2, XXIII|  Wherefore, considering that I write to a king that is a master
20      2, XXIII|    high. For the lawyers, they write according to the states
21      2, XXIII|  Wherefore, considering that I write to a king that is a master
22      2, XXIII|    high. For the lawyers, they write according to the states