Book, Chapter

1    Int     |    by “A Declaration of the Practices and Treasons attempted and
2      1, IV |     the theories and in the practices, are full of error and vanity;
3      2, Int|   when scholars come to the practices of professions, or other
4      2, I  |  the present many ingenious practices in all trades, by a connection
5      2, X  |   or referred to the casual practices of surgery; but might have
6      2, X  | torment; whereof we see the practices in tumblers, in savages,
7      2, X  |   part. Of these things the practices are known, but the philosophy
8      2, X  |    arts voluptuary I couple practices joculary; for the deceiving
9      2, XV |   than that art, and better practices of that art than those received.