Book, Chapter

1    Int      |    of man; in which mind he continued to his dying day.” Bacon
2      1, VII |  the virtue of this prince, continued with that of his predecessor,
3      1, VIII|     not the verses of Homer continued twenty-five hundred years,
4      2, Int |   anciently begun and since continued, be well instituted or no;
5      2, II  |     only to be supplied and continued. But this is a matter of
6      2, VIII|   the one handling quantity continued, and the other dissevered.
7      2, VIII| omitted, discarded, and not continued to cherish and encourage
8      2, XIV |   certainly if a child were continued in a grot or cave under
9      2, XVI |   nations), they are but as continued impresses and emblems. And