Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int  |           your fortune; a virtuous disposition with a fortunate regiment;
 2      1, VI   |          moment, and the order and disposition of that chaos or mass was
 3      2, I    |      attained. For like as a man’s disposition is never well known till
 4      2, VII  |        hands, that are of a bitter disposition, get a like title as his
 5      2, IX   | physiognomy, which discovereth the disposition of the mind by the lineaments
 6      2, IX   |           the body do disclose the disposition and inclination of the mind
 7      2, IX   |            unto upon the state and disposition of the body. And if any
 8      2, XIV  |    Work-master had been of a human disposition, He would have cast the
 9      2, XV   |          to the due place; for the disposition and collocation of that
10      2, XVII |           considereth not only the disposition of the argument or subject,
11      2, XVIII|           considereth not only the disposition of the argument or subject,
12      2, XIX  |          concerning the syntax and disposition of studies; that men may
13      2, XXI  |         nor duty without an inward disposition. This part may seem at first
14      2, XXII |          of the precedent state or disposition, unto which we do apply;
15      2, XXII |        Aristotle, “That there is a disposition in conversation (supposing
16      2, XXII |           soothe and please, and a disposition contrary to contradict and
17      2, XXII |       considered. “That there is a disposition, not in conversation or
18      2, XXII |         the good of another; and a disposition contrariwise, to take distaste
19      2, XXII |         increpa eos dure, upon the disposition of their country, Cretensus
20      2, XXII |            the fortune mendeth the disposition: solus Vespasianus mutatus
21      2, XXII |            invested of a precedent disposition to conform himself thereunto.
22      2, XXV  |      matter, to the Father; in the disposition of the form, to the Son;