Book, Chapter

 1      1, I   |      venom or malignity, and some effects of that venom, which is
 2      1, VII |     princes we do see the blessed effects of learning in sovereignty,
 3      2, I   |           time and chance, or the effects of yet unknown properties,
 4      2, I   |         in what cases and how far effects attributed to superstition
 5      2, VII |     causes, and the production of effects; speculative and operative;
 6      2, VII |    intercourse between causes and effects, so as both these knowledges,
 7      2, VII |         causes and productions of effects, so that part which concerneth
 8      2, VII |          possibility of works and effects. For physic carrieth men
 9      2, VIII|          in Nature of a number of effects; insomuch as we see in the
10      2, X   | recompensed with the magnitude of effects. And although a man would
11      2, XI  |         they propound those noble effects, which God hath set forth
12      2, XIX |          work great and important effects: whereof we see a notable
13      2, XXII|    touching those proprieties and effects, which studies do infuse