Book, Chapter

 1      1, VII  |     recent and so proper, so I suppose I could not have chosen
 2      2, Int  |    other parts of the body did suppose the stomach had been idle,
 3      2, III  |     excel all men’s else, so I suppose would his collection of
 4      2, VII  |       some others, who did not suppose a mind or reason in the
 5      2, VIII |      things, and the other did suppose numbers to be the principles
 6      2, X    |     reason of which omission I suppose to be, because the first
 7      2, XIV  |        substance, doth usually suppose and feign in nature a greater
 8      2, XVI  |      of characters, as many, I suppose, as radical words.~(3) These
 9      2, XVI  |  things are, of great use. For suppose that ciphers were well managed,
10      2, XX   |      reason of this omission I suppose to be that hidden rock whereupon
11      2, XXI  | motions; the reasons whereof I suppose to be, because they themselves
12      2, XXII |    colours. Better travails, I suppose, had the Stoics taken in
13      2, XXIII|      men to shoot over, and to suppose deeper ends and more compass
14      2, XXIII| patterns. And lastly, no man I suppose will think that I mean fortunes
15      2, XXIII|      men to shoot over, and to suppose deeper ends and more compass
16      2, XXIII| patterns. And lastly, no man I suppose will think that I mean fortunes
17      2, XXV  |        the Scriptures, as they suppose, but much embase them. For