Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int  |      the largest bodies, yet it consisteth of the smallest and finest
 2      2, Int  |         proficience of learning consisteth much in the orders and institutions
 3      2, I    |         diverse. So as theology consisteth also of history of the Church;
 4      2, III  |         is history of prophecy, consisteth of two relatives—the prophecy
 5      2, V    | revelation. The light of nature consisteth in the notions of the mind
 6      2, IX   |      civil. Humanity particular consisteth of the same parts whereof
 7      2, IX   |      the same parts whereof man consisteth: that is, of knowledges
 8      2, XV   |         preserve in writing, it consisteth in a good digest of common-places,
 9      2, XX   |       wisest doctrine (for life consisteth not in novelties nor subtleties),
10      2, XXI  |  conservation or comfort, which consisteth in the fruition of that
11      2, XXII |          the rather, because it consisteth of much matter, wherein
12      2, XXII |        man segregate, and as he consisteth of body and spirit. Wherein
13      2, XXIII|       yet the substance thereof consisteth of many wise and politic
14      2, XXIII|       the wisdom of a law-maker consisteth not only in a platform of
15      2, XXIII|       yet the substance thereof consisteth of many wise and politic
16      2, XXIII|       the wisdom of a law-maker consisteth not only in a platform of
17      2, XXV  |         of argument. The latter consisteth indeed of probation and
18      2, XXV  |       nature of the information consisteth of three branches: the limits
19      2, XXV  |       of God. The nature of God consisteth of three persons in unity
20      2, XXV  |      the liturgy or service, it consisteth of the reciprocal acts between
21      2, XXV  |    government of the Church, it consisteth of the patrimony of the