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 1      1, Int |      in your neighbour princes thereunto: so likewise in these intellectual
 2      1, II  |       rather hurt, than enable thereunto, is a thing very improbable;
 3      1, VI  |   petition and in God’s assent thereunto, preferred before all other
 4      1, VII |   argument I handle leadeth me thereunto, I am glad that men shall
 5      2, VIII|     magic, which hath relation thereunto. For as for the natural
 6      2, XIX |    mathematics giveth a remedy thereunto; for in them, if the wit
 7      2, XX  |    accommodate the will of man thereunto.~(4) The doctrine touching
 8      2, XXI |       that of their conformity thereunto.~(7) This part of duty is
 9      2, XXII|       husbandry that belongeth thereunto, without which part the
10      2, XXII|     and direction appertaining thereunto? Did not one of the fathers
11      2, XXII| disposition to conform himself thereunto. Which state of mind Aristotle