Book, Chapter

 1      1, II  |      those other, no more than of physic in a sound or well-dieted
 2      2, Int |  specialty natural philosophy and physic, books be not only the instrumentals;
 3      2, Int |        some places instituted for physic have annexed the commodity
 4      2, VII |         or theory is divided into physic and metaphysic; wherein
 5      2, VII |        conceit of antiquity, that physic should contemplate that
 6      2, VII |        and fixed. And again, that physic should handle that which
 7      2, VII |            The one part, which is physic, inquireth and handleth
 8      2, VII |      formal and final causes.~(4) Physic (taking it according to
 9      2, VII | describeth the variety of things; physic the causes, but variable
10      2, VII |         efficient and the matter. Physic hath three parts, whereof
11      2, VII |           define of. Not but that physic doth make inquiry and take
12      2, VII |           stage next the basis is physic; the stage next the vertical
13      2, VII |         of works and effects. For physic carrieth men in narrow and
14      2, VII |   collected in metaphysic, but in physic they are impertinent. Nay,
15      2, VIII|       part, and holdeth rank with physic special and metaphysic,
16      2, VIII|     speculative, natural history, physic, and metaphysic. For many
17      2, XIII|         the ibis for some part of physic, or to the pot-lid that