Book,  Chapter

 1   Read       |      employment of mine, as to lessen the satisfaction any one
 2     II,  VIII|     motion of the one hand and lessen it in the other; and so
 3     II,  XVI |        collection, retreat and lessen them, is capable of all
 4     II,  XX  |     which is indecent, or will lessen the valued esteem which
 5     II,  XXI | enjoyed, men are apt enough to lessen that; to make it give place
 6    III,  XI  |         to abate the length or lessen the number of their disputes;
 7     IV,  III |     this, that I would any way lessen the belief of the soul’s
 8     IV,  XVI |   would not be thought here to lessen the credit and use of history:
 9     IV,  XVI |      as far as we can observe, lessen and augment, as the quantity
10     IV,  XVII|        say not this any way to lessen Aristotle, whom I look on