Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |          Francis Bacon. The Queen gave the office to Sir Edward
 2    Int       |       after delay and hesitation, gave it, in November, 1595, to
 3      1, I    |          their proprieties, which gave the occasion to the fall;
 4      1, II   |           eloquence and learning, gave counsel in open senate that
 5      1, III  |    whereupon Dionysius stayed and gave him the hearing, and granted
 6      1, V    |          philosophers, Heraclitus gave a just censure, saying: —“
 7      1, VII  |          him, save at the last he gave a glance at his patience
 8      1, VII  |           judgment or solution he gave touching that precious cabinet
 9      1, VII  |         to be put into it, and he gave his opinion for Homer’s
10      1, VII  |      mysteries of philosophy; and gave him to understand that himself
11      1, VII  |       reply which he made when he gave so large gifts to his friends
12      2, Int  |          what Cicero said when he gave general thanks, Difficile
13      2, XI   |         the same inspiration that gave the substance. Unto this
14      2, XI   |        that first edict which God gave unto man, In sudore vultus
15      2, XIII |          with them of flint, that gave the first occasion. So as
16      2, XX   |          it was the same God that gave the Christian law to men,
17      2, XX   |         Christian law to men, who gave those laws of nature to
18      2, XXIII| disadvantage; as Tarquinius, that gave for the third part of Sibylla’
19      2, XXIII| disadvantage; as Tarquinius, that gave for the third part of Sibylla’