Book, Chapter

 1      1, I    |          the second, “That we make application of our knowledge, to give
 2      1, II   |            and all the cautions of application; so that in all these it
 3      1, III  |       persons, which want of exact application ariseth from two causes—
 4      1, III  |        condemn the morigeration or application of learned men to men in
 5      2, II   |     forgotten, specially with that application which he accoupleth it withal,
 6      2, X    |       sequence, and interchange of application, which is mighty in nature;
 7      2, XIII | remembrance or suggestion, with an application; which is the cause why
 8      2, XIV  |            deficient; which is the application of the differing kinds of
 9      2, XIX  |        heavy shoes.~A third is the application of learning according unto
10      2, XX   |         the tenderness and want of application in some of the most ancient
11      2, XXII |            but the other by way of application only. The husbandman cannot
12      2, XXII |         left unto us to proceed by application~“Vincenda est omnis fertuna
13      2, XXII |        applying. Now the wisdom of application resteth principally in the
14      2, XXIII|     representation proceedeth that application,~“Qui sapit, innumeris moribus
15      2, XXIII|    platform of justice, but in the application thereof; taking into consideration
16      2, XXIII|     representation proceedeth that application,~“Qui sapit, innumeris moribus
17      2, XXIII|    platform of justice, but in the application thereof; taking into consideration
18      2, XXV  |           than in passage, and for application to man’s capacity and to
19      2, XXV  |             to the Son; and in the application, to the Holy Spirit; for