Book, Chapter

 1      1, II  | infirmity. For if by a secret operation it make men perplexed and
 2      1, III | studies have an influence and operation upon the manners of those
 3      1, IV  |       but this should have an operation to discredit learning, even
 4      1, VII |     learning an influence and operation only upon civil merit and
 5      2, II  |    had greater impression and operation upon the states abroad than
 6      2, V   |       touching the nature and operation of those common adjuncts
 7      2, VII |      the inquiry touching the operation or the relative and adventive
 8      2, VII |       severe eye upon action, operation, and the use of knowledge,
 9      2, VII |      so is less restrained in operation, either to the basis of
10      2, VIII|       liberty and latitude of operation which dependeth upon the
11      2, IX  |       knowledge, which is the operation of the conceits and passions
12      2, XIX |      forcible (though unseen) operation, as hardly any length of
13      2, XXII|   command, and have force and operation upon the mind, to affect
14      2, XXII|        and what influence and operation they have upon manners,
15      2, XXV |      this contrary effect and operation, that they add authority