Book, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |      the days wherein He did effect and accomplish them.~(6)
 2      1, VII  |    which that it was not the effect of a natural gift, but of
 3      1, VIII |  doth rather work a contrary effect. It taketh away all levity,
 4      1, VIII |      and celebration; and in effect the strength of all other
 5      2, Int  |  memory, is not without some effect which doth survive her.
 6      2, Int  |     wind) doth work but this effect, that the wisdom of those
 7      2, X    |     of it can work any great effect upon the body of man. It
 8      2, XI   |    upon a coincidence of the effect, which is experimental:
 9      2, XIII | subtle for the sense to some effect comprehensible by the sense,
10      2, XIII |    pains), he may have it in effect premeditate and handled
11      2, XXII |   derided), are of so little effect towards honesty of life,
12      2, XXIII|   the countenance be of such effect, much more is that of the
13      2, XXIII|   expressed in adage to this effect, that there is no great
14      2, XXIII|      things of substance and effect. So some fall in love with
15      2, XXIII|    and if he can contrive no effect or substance from it, yet
16      2, XXIII|   the countenance be of such effect, much more is that of the
17      2, XXIII|   expressed in adage to this effect, that there is no great
18      2, XXIII|      things of substance and effect. So some fall in love with
19      2, XXIII|    and if he can contrive no effect or substance from it, yet
20      2, XXV  | certainly have this contrary effect and operation, that they