Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |      employed to justify that act by “A Declaration of the
 2      1, VII  |     not by a formal decree or act of state (as it was used
 3      1, VII  |     of his learning, the last act of his short reign left
 4      1, VII  |    all upon the ground of the act of that young scholar.~
 5      1, VIII |       the spirit of man could act and perform without the
 6      2, XI   |  Fascination is the power and act of imagination intensive
 7      2, XIII |     by nature doth manage and act an induction much better
 8      2, XIV  |       diversity, possibility, act, totality, parts, existence,
 9      2, XXII |      how again contained from act and further degree; how
10      2, XXIII| scenam in vitam transferre—to act a man’s life? But although
11      2, XXIII|      as well to observe as to act. For as Epictetus would
12      2, XXIII| scenam in vitam transferre—to act a man’s life? But although
13      2, XXIII|      as well to observe as to act. For as Epictetus would
14      2, XXV  |      the Father; in the whole act and consummation, to the
15      2, XXV  | itself into thought, word, or act. And in this part I commend