Book, Chapter

 1      1, VIII |         deeply seasoned with the consideration of the mortality and corruptible
 2      2, Int  |        to enter into account and consideration, whether the readings, exercises,
 3      2, I    |         from the speculation and consideration of them light may be taken,
 4      2, I    |   mysteries shall fall under the consideration of one man’s mind; but further,
 5      2, VII  |       doth make inquiry and take consideration of the same natures; but
 6      2, IX   |    constitute. For I do take the consideration in general, and at large,
 7      2, IX   |         the former hath. For the consideration is double—either how and
 8      2, IX   |        besides the ceremony) the consideration of that dependency which
 9      2, X    |     agonies of death.~(5) In the consideration of the cures of diseases,
10      2, XIII |   purpose which we take into our consideration. So as to speak truly, it
11      2, XVI  | Concerning speech and words, the consideration of them hath produced the
12      2, XVI  |   belongeth, as an appendix, the consideration of the accidents of words;
13      2, XIX  |      refrain them.~Secondly, the consideration where to begin with the
14      2, XXI  |       good is much upheld by the consideration of our estate to be mortal
15      2, XXIII|        stay a while, offering to consideration some number of examples.~(
16      2, XXIII|          and merit deserveth the consideration.~(14) First, therefore,
17      2, XXIII|      trusted without a judicious consideration of their magnitude and nature:
18      2, XXIII| application thereof; taking into consideration by what means laws may be
19      2, XXIII|        stay a while, offering to consideration some number of examples.~(
20      2, XXIII|          and merit deserveth the consideration.~(14) First, therefore,
21      2, XXIII|      trusted without a judicious consideration of their magnitude and nature:
22      2, XXIII| application thereof; taking into consideration by what means laws may be