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 1      2, V   |        the rest of those extern characters of things, as philosophers,
 2      2, VII |      the relative and adventive characters of essences, as quantity,
 3      2, VII |       creatures and motions the characters and impressions of His Providence.
 4      2, XI  |      pretended that ceremonies, characters, and charms do work, not
 5      2, XV  |       the entry. For the art of characters, or other visible notes
 6      2, XVI |         High Levant to write in characters real, which express neither
 7      2, XVI |         s writings, because the characters are accepted more generally
 8      2, XVI |        have a vast multitude of characters, as many, I suppose, as
 9      2, XVI |  grandees. Ad placitum, are the characters real before mentioned, and
10      2, XXII|     descriptions of the several characters and tempers of men’s natures
11      2, XXII| knowledge, touching the several characters of natures and dispositions,
12      2, XXII|         knowledge of the divers characters of men’s natures, it followeth
13      2, XXV |       non-significants and surd characters. But most specially the