Chapter

 1      Not|    INVENTIONS” is not the same thing as “a perambulation of LEARNING;”
 2      Not|     impossibility you add what thing is extant which cometh the
 3        1| goodness or love (which is one thing, for love is nothing else
 4        1|      of natural knowledge is a thing without example and uncommended
 5        1|   glory of God IS TO CONCEAL A THING, BUT THE GLORY OF THE KING
 6        1|    saying, GOD HATH MADE EVERY THING IN BEAUTY ACCORDING TO SEASON;
 7        1|      man’s sounding. This is a thing which I cannot tell whether
 8        4|       man to think of any such thing, to will or to resolve it.
 9        4|        to wonder that any such thing should be possible, and
10        4|        wives and generation, a thing at this day in the waster
11        8|    understand one and the same thing which Cicero’s discourse
12       11|  freeth election, are the same thing in speculation and affirmation
13       11|        THE BALANCE, which is a thing appeareth but weigheth not.
14       11|    that the disposition of any thing referring to the state of
15       11|     transitive towards another thing. So evenness is the disposition
16       17|        worketh any effect is a thing compounded (more or less)
17       18|     affection, yet it is not a thing so easy as is conceived