Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |     little Latin tract, which he called “Temporis Partus Maximus” (“
 2    Int       |       upon Essex when he was not called upon to speak. On the 25th
 3      1, VII  |        no virtue untaxed) he was called Cymini Sector, a carver
 4      1, VII  |       bleeding of his wounds, he called unto him one of his flatterers,
 5      1, VII  |        it their suit to be again called by the name of Milites.~(
 6      1, VIII |     Neither are they fitly to be called images, because they generate
 7      2, Int  |        attributed to God, who is called the Father of illuminations
 8      2, I    | ornaments of speech, it is never called down.~(4) The use of this
 9      2, II   |         5) History, which may be called just and perfect history,
10      2, II   |  histories which may be likewise called by the name of modern history.~(
11      2, IV   |          to bind Jupiter, Pallas called Briareus with his hundred
12      2, X    |          of decoration, which is called cosmetic; art of activity,
13      2, X    |        art of activity, which is called athletic; and art voluptuary,
14      2, XIII |     obtained the name, let it be called invention; so as it be perceived
15      2, XXII |          that it ought not to be called virtuous, but divine. His
16      2, XXII |    charity, which is excellently called the bond of perfection,
17      2, XXII |       unto that imitation we are called: Diligite inimicos vestros,
18      2, XXIII|    themselves well when they are called to it, but that happeneth
19      2, XXIII|         which may be counted and called Bonae Artes. As for evil
20      2, XXIII|    themselves well when they are called to it, but that happeneth
21      2, XXIII|         which may be counted and called Bonae Artes. As for evil
22      2, XXV  |          veneration a thing they called law and manners. So it must