Book, Chapter

 1      1, Int |   oblation which might rather refer to the propriety and excellency
 2      1, III |  abroad into universality, do refer all things to themselves,
 3      1, III |   deceive men, for which I do refer them over to that which
 4      1, III |     and punctual occasions. I refer them also to that which
 5      2, Int |      But for the two first, I refer myself to the particulars.
 6      2, III | height or fulness of them may refer to some one age. This is
 7      2, IV  |      licensed, and doth truly refer to the imagination; which,
 8      2, VII |  Olympum.”~But to those which refer all things to the glory
 9      2, X   |      such, as they will often refer a mountebank or witch before
10      2, X   |  respiration, and the like, I refer it to this part. Of these
11      2, XII | rhetoric, we think it best to refer it to the arts of reason.
12      2, XIII|       and originals of things refer them rather to chance than
13      2, XIII|     spoken of, I think fit to refer over the further handling
14      2, XIV |    exact form of judgment, we refer ourselves to that which
15      2, XV  |    grammar, and, therefore, I refer it to the due place; for
16      2, XX  |    his health; whereas if men refer themselves to duties of
17      2, XXV |        so in their parts they refer to the three persons: that