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1 1, IV | which though they had a passage for a time by the ignorance 2 1, V | were not ready to give passage rather to that which is 3 1, VIII | which were commonly for a passage or a fort, or some walled 4 2, Int | have been studied but in passage. For if you will have a 5 2, I | nearest intelligence and passage towards the wonders of art, 6 2, III | are nevertheless in their passage and race urged to discern 7 2, X | to make a fair and easy passage. For it is no small felicity 8 2, XXII | handling of a few of them in passage, the better to describe 9 2, XXII | little by Aristotle as in passage in his Rhetorics, and are 10 2, XXII | virtue soever the pursuit and passage towards those ends doth 11 2, XXIII| or with easy and careless passage to it and from it, without 12 2, XXIII| or with easy and careless passage to it and from it, without 13 2, XXV | Scriptures, otherwise than in passage, and for application to