Book, Chapter

 1    Int     |     should lead man to more fruitful knowledge, in a little Latin
 2      1, IV |     decisions, instead of a fruitful womb for the use and benefit
 3      1, IV |    great number of good and fruitful inventions and experiments,
 4      1, V  |     whatsoever is solid and fruitful; that knowledge may not
 5      1, VII|    or a nation, and is like fruitful showers, which though they
 6      2, Int| King), that those which are fruitful in their generations, and
 7      2, Int|      and whose youthful and fruitful bed doth yet promise many
 8      2, Int|    the world with sound and fruitful knowledge. For why should
 9      2, Int|     is, that unto the deep, fruitful, and operative study of
10      2, VII|    yet because all true and fruitful natural philosophy hath
11      2, VII|     disclosures whereof are fruitful and important to the state
12      2, XIV|     to me that the true and fruitful use (leaving vain subtleties
13      2, XXI|   learning indeed solid and fruitful) that active men would or