Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int  |   freewill offerings; the one proceeding upon ordinary observance,
 2      1, I    |     to atheism, but a further proceeding therein doth bring the mind
 3      1, VII  |      his adopted son, Trajan, proceeding upon some inward discontent
 4      2, VII  |     according to the moderate proceeding in civil government; where,
 5      2, XIII | remaineth, so every degree of proceeding in a science giveth a light
 6      2, XVII |  matter for that time, and no proceeding at all; so in learning,
 7      2, XVII |   felicity of continuance and proceeding. And therefore the most
 8      2, XVII |      is as prejudicial to the proceeding of learning as it is to
 9      2, XVII |      learning as it is to the proceeding of an army to go about to
10      2, XVIII|  matter for that time, and no proceeding at all; so in learning,
11      2, XVIII|   felicity of continuance and proceeding. And therefore the most
12      2, XVIII|      is as prejudicial to the proceeding of learning as it is to
13      2, XVIII|      learning as it is to the proceeding of an army to go about to
14      2, XXI  |       man towards variety and proceeding, which in the pleasures
15      2, XXI  |     triple desire or appetite proceeding from love to themselves:
16      2, XXI  |      public. As we see in the proceeding of Lucius Brutus against
17      2, XXIII|     their faults or wants, as proceeding from a better cause or intended
18      2, XXIII|     their faults or wants, as proceeding from a better cause or intended
19      2, XXV  |   hath been with a purpose of proceeding in melius, and not in aliud;