Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |   Sir Nicholas Bacon had six children by his former marriage,
 2    Int       |      making for his youngest children, obliged him to return to
 3      1, V    |       wherein it seemeth the children of time do take after the
 4      1, V    |      For as he devoureth his children, so one of them seeketh
 5      1, V    |      that they begot so many children in old time, and begot none
 6      1, V    |     lest time is become past children and generation; wherein
 7      1, VI   |        You Grecians are ever children; you have no knowledge of
 8      1, VI   |      to the innocent play of children, the Divine Majesty took
 9      1, VIII |     to have commandment over children as schoolmasters have, is
10      2, Int  |    fitter for graduates than children and novices. For these two,
11      2, Int  |    indeed to the capacity of children. Another is a lack I find
12      2, VIII |     as Aristotle saith, that children at the first will call every
13      2, X    |     brother and sister, both children of the sun, as in the verses —~“
14      2, XXIII| principle of Lysander, “That children are to be deceived with
15      2, XXIII| principle of Lysander, “That children are to be deceived with