Book, Chapter

 1      1, I  |     did give names unto other creatures in Paradise as they were
 2      1, I  |    the contemplation of God’s creatures and works produceth (having
 3      1, I  |       regard to the works and creatures themselves) knowledge, but
 4      1, IV |      the contemplation of the creatures of God, worketh according
 5      1, IV | exquisite a history of living creatures, hath mingled it sparingly
 6      1, VI |     of knowledge; the view of creatures, and the imposition of names.
 7      1, VI |      the natural knowledge of creatures, but the moral knowledge
 8      1, VI |     will of God, and then the creatures expressing His power; whereof
 9      2, I  |  wrought; that is, history of creatures, history of marvels, and
10      2, VI |      the contemplation of His creatures; which knowledge may be
11      2, VII|       and not as of all other creatures, Producant aquae, producat
12      2, VII|      upheld by matter) of all creatures do consist; to inquire,
13      2, VII|     skins and hides of living creatures is to defend them from the
14      2, VII|       of the bodies of living creatures are built;” or that “the
15      2, VII| station and mansion of living creatures;” and the like, is well
16      2, VII|    communicated to particular creatures and motions the characters
17      2, XX |   laws of nature to inanimate creatures that we spake of before;
18      2, XXI|      two several appetites in creatures; the one to preserve or
19      2, XXI|       the pleasures of living creatures, that of generation is greater