Chapter

 1      Not| impediments which have been in the times and in diversion of wits;
 2      Not|     lengths not less than eighteen times over; and upon the blank
 3        1|          things and vicissitude of times, but raised also to find
 4        1|       where speaking of the latter times it is said, MANY SHALL PASS
 5        4| IMPEDIMENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN IN THE TIMES, AND IN DIVERSION OF WITS,
 6        4|     CHAPTER.~The encounters of the times have been nothing favourable
 7        4|   overgrown; for in the descent of times always there hath been somewhat
 8        4|      succession of wits of several times, whereby one might refine
 9        4|         again the studies of those times, you shall find, besides
10        4|          wits wrought upon in such times of deep ignorance, etc.~
11        9|         weakest natures which many times have most children, and
12       25|           religion at some several times, and in some several factions.