Book, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |           they minister a singular help and preservative against
 2      2, Int  |       shall need some alchemist to help me, who call upon men to
 3      2, IX   |            same degree of power to help. No more than a man can
 4      2, XIII | immediately, yet by comparison, by help of instrument, and by producing
 5      2, XIII |          but to stir it up to seek help; for no man, be he never
 6      2, XIII |        which may be easily done by help of a ruler or compass.~(
 7      2, XIII |         the same places which will help us what to produce of that
 8      2, XIII |            know already, will also help us, if a man of experience
 9      2, XV   |           are divers more touching help of memory not inferior to
10      2, XVII |           filed: so the rules will help if they be laboured and
11      2, XVIII|           filed: so the rules will help if they be laboured and
12      2, XIX  |     towards faculties for cure and help, so faculties or powers
13      2, XIX  |       great consequence to hurt or help: for, as is well observed
14      2, XXI  |            much of the stone, they help it; but if it should lessen
15      2, XXI  |          reclaim them, without the help of the knowledge of evil.
16      2, XXIII|     wherein he is failing; and, to help that again, to seem on the
17      2, XXIII|            tyranny), save that, to help it, he would stretch forth
18      2, XXIII|          the credit of virtue is a help, but the use of it is cumber:”
19      2, XXIII|     wherein he is failing; and, to help that again, to seem on the
20      2, XXIII|            tyranny), save that, to help it, he would stretch forth
21      2, XXIII|          the credit of virtue is a help, but the use of it is cumber:”