Book, Chapter

 1      1, VII  |        of Apophthegms, which he collected, we see that he esteemed
 2      2, Int  |        the ground, except it be collected into some receptacle where
 3      2, II   |        and that states are most collected into monarchies, yet are
 4      2, III  |      for as for those which are collected by others, either I have
 5      2, VII  |        respect nature united or collected, the third contemplateth
 6      2, VII  |       or distributed. Nature is collected either into one entire total,
 7      2, VII  |      like, is well inquired and collected in metaphysic, but in physic
 8      2, VIII |      not fully appearing is not collected into assertion, whereby
 9      2, IX   |       impression, hath not been collected into art, but hath been
10      2, XI   |        when it is withdrawn and collected into itself, and not diffused
11      2, XIII |         be grossly and variably collected out of particulars, it is
12      2, XIII |   knowledge as it hath formerly collected, to the end we may make
13      2, XXIII| business hath not been hitherto collected into writing, to the great
14      2, XXIII|         should not be drawn and collected into contemplation and doctrine.
15      2, XXIII| business hath not been hitherto collected into writing, to the great
16      2, XXIII|         should not be drawn and collected into contemplation and doctrine.
17      2, XXV  |  precious is positive divinity, collected upon particular texts of