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1 1, IV | taking liberty to coin and frame new terms of art to express 2 1, IV | position or assertion to frame objections, and to those 3 1, VIII | much upon the universal frame of nature, the earth with 4 2, VII | undertaking not only to frame new words of science at 5 2, VII | a mind or reason in the frame of things, but attributed 6 2, X | fault being in the very frame and mechanic of the part, 7 2, XVII | architecture of the whole frame of a work, but also the 8 2, XVIII| architecture of the whole frame of a work, but also the 9 2, XX | excellent marks, and how to frame and subdue the will of man 10 2, XXI | mechanicals, the direction how to frame an instrument or engine 11 2, XXIII| are not so soon put out of frame: for as in Egypt the seven 12 2, XXIII| require; who seeing in the frame of man’s heart such angles 13 2, XXIII| view and examination to frame the considerations following.~( 14 2, XXIII| For the second, a man must frame some probable cause why 15 2, XXIII| all possible endeavour to frame the mind to be pliant and 16 2, XXIII| are not so soon put out of frame: for as in Egypt the seven 17 2, XXIII| require; who seeing in the frame of man’s heart such angles 18 2, XXIII| view and examination to frame the considerations following.~( 19 2, XXIII| For the second, a man must frame some probable cause why 20 2, XXIII| all possible endeavour to frame the mind to be pliant and