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 1      Pre|     intended to intimate that the new philosophy would put an
 2      Not|           it is evident that this new character had become natural
 3      Not|      revealing and discovering of NEW INVENTIONS AND OPERATIONS,...
 4        1|       barbarous compared with the new, as the new regions of people
 5        1|     compared with the new, as the new regions of people seem barbarous
 6        1|      endowment of man’s life with new commodities) appeareth by
 7        4|           he found and erect some new laws, customs, and usages,
 8        9|         him and give him light to new experiences and inventions.
 9        9|        partly because cogitations new had need of some grossness
10        9|         appear what increase this new manner of use and administration
11        9|          propound and reveal this new light as I purpose) yet
12       11|     varied in terms or method; no new PLACET or speculation upon
13       11|      revealing and discovering of new inventions and operations.
14       11|          will never teach you any new particulars before unknown;
15       12| operations. That the discovery of new works and active directions
16       12|         discovereth and designeth new particulars. That the nature
17       12|           Axiom which discovereth new instances is true, but contrariwise
18       12|       that if it discover not any new instance it is in vain and
19       12|          vain and untrue. That by new instances are not always
20       12|           always to be understood new recipes but new assignations,
21       12|        understood new recipes but new assignations, and of the
22       17|         of mind, as well to repel new Anticipations after the
23       17|       have used when any light of new instance opposite to any
24       17|     Axioms, joining with them the new assignations as their sureties.
25       17|           that chance discovereth new inventions by one and one,
26       18|   mistaking, specially in notions new and differing from those
27       19|      former opinion, both because new conceits must of necessity