Book, Chapter

 1      2, Int  |    learning not sufficiently laboured and prosecuted.~7. These
 2      2, Int  |    been already sufficiently laboured or undertaken; unto which
 3      2, VII  |     metaphysic I do not find laboured and performed; whereat I
 4      2, VIII |      why it hath been better laboured and inquired than any of
 5      2, X    |    said) more professed than laboured, and yet more laboured than
 6      2, X    |  than laboured, and yet more laboured than advanced; the labour
 7      2, XIV  |   vehemently end excellently laboured. For the nature of man doth
 8      2, XIV  |  knowledge, whereof some are laboured and other omitted. For first,
 9      2, XVII |   rules will help if they be laboured and polished by practice.
10      2, XVII |     14) There hath been also laboured and put in practice a method,
11      2, XVIII|   rules will help if they be laboured and polished by practice.
12      2, XVIII|     14) There hath been also laboured and put in practice a method,
13      2, XX   |     reported for excellently laboured.~(6) Notwithstanding, if
14      2, XXI  |     these is extant and well laboured, as hath been said. The
15      2, XXIII|  government, which we see is laboured and in some part reduced.
16      2, XXIII|  government, which we see is laboured and in some part reduced.
17      2, XXV  | thereof; for this point well laboured and defined of would in