Book, Chapter

1      2, Int  |    there will hardly be any main proficience in the disclosing
2      2, II   |   history of England in the main continuance thereof, and
3      2, V    |  summary philosophy, as the main and common way, before we
4      2, XX   |     felicity. Wherefore the main and primitive division of
5      2, XXIII| information because it is a main part by itself, which answereth
6      2, XXIII| information because it is a main part by itself, which answereth
7      2, XXV  |    from them, to handle the main body and substance of a
8      2, XXV  |   sense is, as it were, the main stream or river, so the
9      2, XXV  |    do result and issue four main branches of divinity: faith,