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 1        1|          was early and leading in matter of knowledge. And Salomon
 2        1|         or place yieldeth not the matter or basis whereupon man should
 3        4|  difficulty is not so much in the matter or subject, as it is in
 4        4|          that it was with them in matter of knowledge but as the
 5        7|          earnest than he that put MATTER, FORM, AND SHIFT; or he
 6        7|         put the MIND, MOTION, AND MATTER. For no man shall enter
 7        8|    SAPIENCE and knowledge both of matter and words, Socrates divorced
 8        8|        with the rest. And it is a matter of common discourse of the
 9        9|        states it is a much easier matter to give satisfaction than
10        9|          which mean quite another matter than I do. For they mean
11       11| determinate passion of the eye; a matter which is much more easy
12       11|   discerned; being not much other matter than that which they did
13       13|      examination there is no such matter by them intended. That the
14       14|           be shift or appetite of matter to privation; the spirit
15       14|           of the world working in matter according to platform; the
16       14|       effects are produced), is a matter of a far other nature than
17       15|           be shift or appetite of matter to privation; the spirit
18       15|           of the world working in matter according to platform; the
19       15|       effects are produced), is a matter of a far other nature than
20       18|           were to be made of that matter; the other, that men have