Chapter

 1      Pre|   eighteenth chapter commends the manner of publishing knowledge “
 2      Not|           many of them, after the manner of slothful and faulty accomptants,
 3        1|         of man; for otherwise all manner of knowledge becometh malign
 4        1|   inventions; so in the self-same manner, in inquisition of nature
 5        4|          sort of things it is the manner of men first to wonder that
 6        4|         not willingly imitate the manner of those that describe maps,
 7        4|           to any purpose. And the manner of their traditions was
 8        9|     appear what increase this new manner of use and administration
 9       10|         in many of them after the manner of slothful and faulty officers
10       10|       that monstrous and fabulous manner.~
11       11|     coined of China gold; in like manner the direction carrieth a
12       14|         be known. That the latter manner of search (which is all)
13       15|         be known. That the latter manner of search (which is all)
14       17|        requisite; and of the weak manner of collecting natural history
15       18| transposed to another in the same manner as it was collected, to
16       18|            and of publishing in a manner whereby it shall not be