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 1      1, II   |         but a matter of doubtful consequence if states be managed by
 2      1, III  |        them in smaller. But this consequence doth oft deceive men, for
 3      1, IV   |      read and revolved. This, by consequence, did draw on a necessity
 4      1, VI   |         man’s employment must of consequence have been matter of delight
 5      1, VIII |          dinner? and must not of consequence the pleasures of the intellect
 6      2, Int  |         of them hath drawn on by consequence the superficial and unprofitable
 7      2, VII  |        an intention, the other a consequence only. Neither doth this
 8      2, VIII |      which are of most universal consequence for invention of other experiments,
 9      2, X    |        seemeth to me of greatest consequence: which is, that the prescripts
10      2, XIV  |          and the judgment of the consequence is another; the one exciting
11      2, XIV  |      setteth down a true form of consequence, by the variations and deflections
12      2, XVII | diversity of method, whereof the consequence is great, is the delivery
13      2, XVIII| diversity of method, whereof the consequence is great, is the delivery
14      2, XIX  |     exercises is matter of great consequence to hurt or help: for, as
15      2, XIX  |        of the deficiences did by consequence alter the partitions of
16      2, XXV  |          in the Author, which by consequence doth draw on some difference