Book, Chapter

 1      1, III  |    poverty of learning had not kept up civility and honour of
 2      1, IV   |      principal cause that hath kept them low at a stay without
 3      1, VII  |         in uses of purple, but kept the ancient habit of Macedon,
 4      2, II   | Herodianus in the other, to be kept entire, without any diminution
 5      2, II   |      and policy both, journals kept, what passed day by day.
 6      2, VII  |   worthy to be inquired, being kept within their own province,
 7      2, XVII |      hold. For if the field be kept, and the sum of the enterprise
 8      2, XVIII|      hold. For if the field be kept, and the sum of the enterprise
 9      2, XXIII| mingled in the same courts, or kept apart in several courts;
10      2, XXIII| mingled in the same courts, or kept apart in several courts;