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 1      Not|       already discovered and in use, together with a note of
 2      Not|       already discovered and in use, with a note of the wants
 3      Not|      portions, ACCORDING TO THE USE AND TRIBUTE WHICH THEY YIELD
 4        1| RELIGION, AND TO BE REFERRED TO USE AND ACTION.~For if any man
 5        1|         must be subject to that use for which God hath granted
 6        1|        some particular point of use is but as Harmodius which
 7        4|   betwixt states adjoining (the use of leagues and confederacies
 8        8|     intend. For I mean not that use which one science hath of
 9        8|       military science may have use of geometry for fortifications;
10        8|        mean it directly of that use by way of supply of light
11        9|        any clear certainty; and use only to call themselves
12        9|         the causes which are in use and whereof the knowledges
13        9|        you come to the parts of use and generation, Barking
14        9|      sciences to action and the use of man, which mean quite
15        9|     increase this new manner of use and administration of the
16       10|       ALREADY DISCOVERED AND IN USE, TOGETHER WITH A NOTE OF
17       10|      portions, according to the use and tribute which they yield
18       11|         in light, though not in use. For the two commended rules
19       11|        of the glass. But yet no use hath been made of these
20       17|      some practices for present use, and not to discover Axioms,
21       18|     propositions placed last do use the propositions or grants
22       18|       to teach and instruct for use and practice, the other
23       22|         and base and ignoble in use. That besides certain higher
24      BCo|        year, and the occasional use of the historical year in