Book, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |    the creation, the confused mass and matter of heaven and
 2      1, VI   |  disposition of that chaos or mass was the work of six days;
 3      2, Int  |    tend rather to augment the mass of learning in the multitude
 4      2, III  |      it were according to the mass and quantity. But I am not
 5      2, V    |       common, and in so great mass, and others so rare, and
 6      2, X    |     is of the most compounded mass. The soul, on the other
 7      2, XI   |      not extracted out of the mass of heaven and earth by the
 8      2, XVII |    since; being nothing but a mass of words of all arts, to
 9      2, XVIII|    since; being nothing but a mass of words of all arts, to
10      2, XX   |       resplendent or lustrous mass of matter, chosen to give
11      2, XXIII|        but things of bulk and mass, whereof an end is more
12      2, XXIII|        but things of bulk and mass, whereof an end is more
13      2, XXV  | commonplaces and treatises, a mass of positive divinity, as
14      2, XXV  |       of the creation, in the mass of the matter, to the Father;