Book, Chapter

 1      1, I    |       quantity of knowledge, how large soever, lest it should make
 2      1, IV   |       book, which though it hath large flourishes, yet it is but
 3      1, VII  |       for human proofs, it is so large a field, as in a discourse
 4      1, VII  |          he made when he gave so large gifts to his friends and
 5      2, Int  |          to arts and sciences at large. For if men judge that learning
 6      2, IX   | consideration in general, and at large, of human nature to be fit
 7      2, X    |        of the subject doth cause large possibility and easy failing,
 8      2, X    |        stomach and senses with a large draught and ingurgitation
 9      2, XIII |  enclosed park as in a forest at large, and that it hath already
10      2, XXIII|         they might have received large discourse, if I would have
11      2, XXIII|         set down in a history at large, it is set down with all
12      2, XXIII|       texts or in Acts, brief or large, with preambles or without;
13      2, XXIII|         they might have received large discourse, if I would have
14      2, XXIII|         set down in a history at large, it is set down with all
15      2, XXIII|       texts or in Acts, brief or large, with preambles or without;
16      2, XXV  |     methodical, and solute or at large. For this divine water,
17      2, XXV  |       exposition is deduced into large commentaries, or into commonplaces
18      2, XXV  |         Scriptures solute and at large, there have been divers