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 1      1, Int  |         it be one of the largest bodies, yet it consisteth of the
 2      1, IV   |          all the unlike parts of bodies which in mixtures of natures
 3      2, Int  |          command the use of dead bodies for anatomies. But these
 4      2, II   |   fretted and corroded the sound bodies of many excellent histories,
 5      2, II   |        cometh to pass in massive bodies, that they have certain
 6      2, II   |         affections than in their bodies, do esteem desire of name
 7      2, II   |       the earth, as the heavenly bodies do, was not done nor enterprised
 8      2, VII  |      whereupon the frames of the bodies of living creatures are
 9      2, VII  |   adjacence to foreign or unlike bodies;” and so of the rest, both
10      2, X    |    preparations of these several bodies before they come to be his
11      2, X    |    affections to work upon their bodies, whereas man in his mansion,
12      2, X    |          shut and latent in dead bodies, though they be open and
13      2, X    |      whereas now upon opening of bodies they are passed over slightly
14      2, XI   | imagination intensive upon other bodies than the body of the imaginant,
15      2, XIV  |         motions of the celestial bodies to perfect circles, rejecting
16      2, XVII |          now used) is as of fair bodies of trees without the roots;
17      2, XVIII|          now used) is as of fair bodies of trees without the roots;
18      2, XX   |      region and country of massy bodies; so may we go forward, and
19      2, XX   |         see that water and massy bodies move to the centre of the
20      2, XXI  | companies, colleges, and politic bodies, of neighbourhood, and all