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 1 2 |            But straightway we saw divers of the people, with batons
 2 7 |            but to welcome us; and divers of them, as we passed by
 3 33|         of them should take, with divers other the like orders and
 4 34|           with silver and silk of divers colors, broiding or binding
 5 46|       velvet, with fine plumes of divers colors, set round like hat-bands.
 6 46|        curious carpets of silk of divers colors, like the Persian,
 7 51|      several earths, where we put divers cements, as the Chinese
 8 52| conservation, and for the view of divers meteors — as winds, rain,
 9 53|           of winds to set also on divers motions.~
10 55|        air — as frogs, flies, and divers others.~
11 56|        and proper for the cure of divers diseases and preservation
12 58|       ground and soil, proper for divers trees and herbs, and some
13 58|          are set, whereof we make divers kinds of drinks, beside
14 59|           have also means to make divers plants rise by mixtures
15 59|       seeds, and likewise to make divers new plants, differing from
16 60|   continuing life in them, though divers parts, which you account
17 60|    commixtures and copulations of divers kinds, which have produced
18 63|          kitchens, where are made divers drinks, breads, and meats,
19 63|           and drink both, so that divers, especially in age, do desire
20 63|      flesh, and fish, dried; with divers kinds of leavings and seasonings;
21 63|  appetites, some do nourish so as divers do live of them, without
22 64|          We have them likewise of divers ages, and long fermentations.
23 64|          and percolations through divers strainers, yea, and substances;
24 65|                      We have also divers mechanical arts, which you
25 66|          bodies’ heats, that pass divers inequalities, and as it
26 66|          or art yield heat. These divers heats we use as the nature
27 67|          of shadows. We find also divers means, yet unknown to you,
28 67|         of light, originally from divers bodies. We procure means
29 68|          likewise, and glasses of divers kind; and among them some
30 69|          lesser slides of sounds. Divers instruments of music likewise
31 69|      extenuate and sharp; we make divers tremblings and warblings
32 69|     hearing greatly; we have also divers strange and artificial echoes,
33 70|           that give them. We make divers imitations of taste likewise,
34 70|    sweatmeats, dry and moist, and divers pleasant wines, milks, broths,
35 71|           and supporters. We have divers curious clocks and other
36 80|                        Then after divers meetings and consults of
37 84|       than you have. Then we have divers inventors of our own, of
38 86|       have circuits or visits, of divers principal cities of the
39 86|      temperature of the year, and divers other things; and we give