Book, Chapter

 1    Int      |   now in the reader’s hand—a living book that led the way to
 2      1, Int |      that of all the persons living that I have known, your
 3      1, III |  forgotten in states and not living in the eyes of men, are
 4      1, IV  |   and exquisite a history of living creatures, hath mingled
 5      2, VII |    of the skins and hides of living creatures is to defend them
 6      2, VII |      frames of the bodies of living creatures are built;” or
 7      2, VII |   the station and mansion of living creatures;” and the like,
 8      2, XXI | patient. In the pleasures of living creatures, that of generation
 9      2, XXII|     nature makes a flower or living creature, she formeth rudiments
10      2, XXV |    philosophy is to seek the living amongst the dead, so to
11      2, XXV |    seek the dead amongst the living: neither are the pots or