Book, Chapter

 1      1, III  |  amongst them, as in other professions, of all temperatures: but
 2      2, Int  |  they are all dedicated to professions, and none left free to arts
 3      2, Int  | doth not consider that all professions are from thence served and
 4      2, Int  |    lectures of arts, or of professions. For it is necessary to
 5      2, Int  |   come to the practices of professions, or other actions of civil
 6      2, VII  |   furnace, and to make two professions or occupations of natural
 7      2, XX   |    civil death and regular professions, but upon this defence,
 8      2, XXI  |    materially in their own professions; and that the writing of
 9      2, XXI  |    that write in their own professions, that they magnify them
10      2, XXI  |    that write in their own professions to be subject—which is,
11      2, XXI  |     touching the duties of professions and vocations, a relative
12      2, XXI  |   of that which is good in professions, than with judgment to discover
13      2, XXIII|  their nature sorteth with professions and courses of life, and
14      2, XXIII|  their course of rising by professions of burden, as lawyers, orators,
15      2, XXIII|  their nature sorteth with professions and courses of life, and
16      2, XXIII|  their course of rising by professions of burden, as lawyers, orators,