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1 1, VIII | which is immortality, or continuance; for to this tendeth generation, 2 2, II | are they which set down a continuance of the naked events and 3 2, II | like, without a perfect continuance or contexture of the thread 4 2, II | history of England in the main continuance thereof, and the partiality 5 2, V | quantity of entireness and continuance before it come to discontinue 6 2, VIII | deserved to have had a better continuance; but so nevertheless as 7 2, IX | separations; and that the continuance and entireness of knowledge 8 2, X | of future judgments. This continuance of medicinal history I find 9 2, XVII | inspireth the felicity of continuance and proceeding. And therefore 10 2, XVIII| inspireth the felicity of continuance and proceeding. And therefore 11 2, XIX | judgment to be had in the continuance and intermission of exercises. 12 2, XX | suffer a divulsion in the continuance of nature, they will move 13 2, XXI | power, glory, amplification, continuance; as appeareth plainly, when 14 2, XXV | had been set down in a continuance, it had been the best work 15 2, XXV | to the Son; and in the continuance and conservation of the