Book, Chapter

 1      1, II   |     humorous severity, or in their feigned gravity, have presumed to
 2      1, IV   |         sparingly with any vain or feigned matter; and yet on the other
 3      1, VII  |            by the ancients in that feigned relation of Orpheus’ theatre,
 4      1, VII  |       deride all his predecessors, feigned that they were all invited
 5      2, IV   |            and is nothing else but feigned history, which may be styled
 6      2, IV   |         verse.~(2) The use of this feigned history hath been to give
 7      2, IV   |           unto it with history, as feigned chronicles, feigned lives,
 8      2, IV   |             as feigned chronicles, feigned lives, and the appendices
 9      2, IV   |          appendices of history, as feigned epistles, feigned orations,
10      2, IV   |      history, as feigned epistles, feigned orations, and the rest)
11      2, VIII |        those imaginary heroes were feigned to do. But he did them not
12      2, XIV  |        such thing is; as they have feigned an element of fire to keep
13      2, XIV  |          nature and custom in that feigned supposition that Plato maketh
14      2, XX   | philosopher’s heaven, whereby they feigned a higher elevation of man’
15      2, XXIII|              that can sever from a feigned tale some of these fashions,
16      2, XXIII|              that can sever from a feigned tale some of these fashions,