Book, Chapter

 1      1, I    |        that the wise man’s eyes keep watch in his head, whereas
 2      1, II   |    business, but rather it will keep and defend the possession
 3      1, VII  |       under learned princes (to keep still the law of brevity,
 4      2, II   |   navigations, and the like, to keep diaries of that which passeth
 5      2, IV   |       as long as by wisdom they keep the hearts of the people,
 6      2, VII  |   ancient, yet I am studious to keep the ancient terms. For hoping
 7      2, VII  | proficience, it seemeth best to keep way with antiquity usque
 8      2, VII  |  infected. But if any man shall keep a continual watchful and
 9      2, VIII |       in their speculation will keep one eye upon use and practice.
10      2, VIII |        men labour rather how to keep it a doubt still, than how
11      2, XIV  |    Atlas or axle-tree within to keep them from fluctuation, which
12      2, XIV  |   feigned an element of fire to keep square with earth, water,
13      2, XXII |      showeth it is more easy to keep a measure in the enjoying
14      2, XXII |     themselves, as because they keep the mind in continual obedience.
15      2, XXIII|  several kind. The second is to keep a good mediocrity in liberty
16      2, XXIII|        their station where they keep sentinel, in great part
17      2, XXIII|       what is the best means to keep them from being too vast
18      2, XXIII|  several kind. The second is to keep a good mediocrity in liberty
19      2, XXIII|        their station where they keep sentinel, in great part
20      2, XXIII|       what is the best means to keep them from being too vast