Book, Chapter

 1      1, II  |         because it exerciseth some faculty wherein they take pride,
 2      1, III |         dilate it, wanteth a great faculty. But there is a second cause,
 3      2, II  |       thereupon to the liberty and faculty of every man’s judgment.
 4      2, X   |       instances what a predominant faculty the subtlety of spirit hath
 5      2, X   |         Nay, if there be any other faculty which falls not within any
 6      2, XII |          handle and inquire of the faculty of reason: so as poesy had
 7      2, XIII|           being little left to the faculty of reason, and nothing to
 8      2, XIII|          direct our inquiry. For a faculty of wise interrogating is
 9      2, XIV |          which passeth for a great faculty, and no doubt is of very
10      2, XV  |       which is memory, I find that faculty in my judgment weakly inquired
11      2, XIX | bird-witted, that is, hath not the faculty of attention, the mathematics
12      2, XIX |            Vibulenus, who by their faculty of playing put the Pannonian