Part

 1 Pro |         what is now done in the matter of science there is only
 2 Pro |        in hand, seeing that the matter at issue is either nothing
 3 Pre |        which are the end of the matter and all the issue they can
 4 Pre |         knowing all that in the matter of sciences and arts has
 5 Pre |       taking it all for an open matter and giving their genius
 6 Pre |         but little advanced the matter, since their aim has been
 7 Pre |    tasks, taking it for a great matter to work out some single
 8 Pre |         but little to do in the matter. And the same humility which
 9 Plan|        always (provided it be a matter of any worth) take care
10 Plan|    popular arts and such as are matter of opinion (in which department
11 Plan|        condition of men in this matter that it is no wonder if
12 Plan|     attempt is made to mend the matter by a preposterous subtlety
13 Plan|     should be supplied with fit matter to work upon, as with safeguards
14 Plan|         delight with variety of matter or to help with present
15 Plan| original passions or desires of matter which constitute the primary
16 Plan|      may be made to nature, and matter supplied of good quality
17 Plan| philosophy itself. And yet in a matter so difficult and doubtful
18 Plan|  conceived or imagined. For the matter in hand is no mere felicity