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1 1, II | For to say that a blind custom of obedience should be a 2 1, III | is want of duty. For the custom of the Levant, which is 3 1, III | reason. And the ancient custom was to dedicate them only 4 1, VII | ad licitum, and to reduce custom of speech to congruity of 5 1, VII | oracle, as vain princes, by custom of flattery, pretend to 6 1, VIII | figure of those which prefer custom and habit before all excellency, 7 2, X | taught, or only by continual custom, which is soon prescribed 8 2, XIV | own individual nature and custom in that feigned supposition 9 2, XVII | been too much taken into custom, out of a few axioms or 10 2, XVIII| been too much taken into custom, out of a few axioms or 11 2, XXII | they ought to have handled custom, exercise, habit, education, 12 2, XXII | and therefore we do resume custom and habit to speak of.~( 13 2, XXII | nothing can be changed by custom; using for example, that 14 2, XXII | managing of exercise and custom, which being so conducted