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1 1, II | or infirmity. For if by a secret operation it make men perplexed 2 1, IV | learning, which are more secret and remote from vulgar opinion, 3 1, IV | nevertheless, are not so secret and intrinsic, but that 4 1, VII | own humour: when bearing a secret grudge to Callisthenes, 5 2, I | portions. So we see how that secret of Nature, of the turning 6 2, III | s revealed will and His secret will; which though it be 7 2, XI | calling to their view the secret passages of things, and 8 2, XXIII| his design, by infinite secret engines, to cast the state 9 2, XXIII| it is a part of knowledge secret and retired in both these 10 2, XXIII| which things are deemed secret; for some things are secret 11 2, XXIII| secret; for some things are secret because they are hard to 12 2, XXIII| his design, by infinite secret engines, to cast the state 13 2, XXIII| it is a part of knowledge secret and retired in both these 14 2, XXIII| which things are deemed secret; for some things are secret 15 2, XXIII| secret; for some things are secret because they are hard to