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 1 6 |     should be accommodated of things, both for our whole and
 2 12|   chiefly as Christians. Some things I may tell you, which I
 3 26|       want of food, and other things necessary. So as marvel
 4 27|     mariners, pilots, and all things that appertain to navigation,
 5 30|       of the wall; and of all things that have life and motion.
 6 30| himself to symbolize, in many things, with that King of the Hebrews,
 7 30|     of the true nature of all things, whereby God might have
 8 31|        for the buying of such things, and rewarding of such persons,
 9 32| astonished to hear so strange things so probably told. And he
10 33|  continually we met with many things, right worthy of observation
11 41|     Europe, which permit such things. They say ye have put marriage
12 41|       it ought to be if those things were tolerated only for
13 42|    They hear you defend these things, as done to avoid greater
14 49| causes, and secret motions of things; and the enlarging of the
15 49|       to the effecting of all things possible.~
16 50|      well accommodated of all things necessary, and indeed live
17 50|       whom also we learn many things.~
18 53|       we find a difference in things buried in earth, or in air
19 53|      air below the earth, and things buried in water. We have
20 54|   wells for infusions of many things, where the waters take the
21 65|    you must know, that of the things before recited, many of
22 67|     of all colors; and out of things uncolored and transparent
23 67|  remote places; and represent things near as afar off, and things
24 67|  things near as afar off, and things afar off as near; making
25 73|    that we, that have so many things truly natural which induce
26 73|       we would disguise those things, and labor to make them
27 79|       how to draw out of them things of use and practice for
28 86|    the year, and divers other things; and we give counsel thereupon,