Book, Chapter

 1      1, II  |             men slothful: it were a strange thing if that which accustometh
 2      1, V   |           be demonstrate, they seem strange to our assent; but being
 3      1, VII |     occasion that some spake what a strange resolution it was in Lucius
 4      2, Int |          colleges in Europe, I find strange that they are all dedicated
 5      2, I   |            place and region, or the strange events of time and chance,
 6      2, II  |             9) For lives, I do find strange that these times have so
 7      2, VIII|         some frivolous experiments, strange rather by disguisement than
 8      2, VIII|          beget hopes and beliefs of strange and impossible shapes. And,
 9      2, VIII|       occasions, I find them not so strange; but when I read them in
10      2, X   |  preparation of medicines I do find strange, specially considering how
11      2, X   |          the body of man. It were a strange speech which spoken, or
12      2, X   |            that dive, that obtain a strange power of containing respiration,
13      2, XIII|       motion; so it cannot be found strange if sciences be no further
14      2, XIV |          may seem at first somewhat strange) that that part which is
15      2, XIV |      suddenly abroad, he would have strange and absurd imaginations.
16      2, XXI |       breaketh not the hand to such strange and hard stops and passages,
17      2, XXII|           cannot but find exceeding strange that it is not reduced to
18      2, XXII| perturbation. And here again I find strange, as before, that Aristotle
19      2, XXV |           auctoritas. For it were a strange conclusion, if a man should