Book, Chapter

 1 Life    |      wherein is contained such force of eloquence and doctrine,
 2    2, 11|  afeard, but assaied with more force to break down the dores
 3    3, 15|       art in more strength and force, than when she espieth some
 4    3, 15|        burn. Then by the great force of this sorcerie, and the
 5    3, 16|      and willing to proove her force, mooved her selfe from the
 6    4, 19|   riches and treasure which by force we have brought away, we
 7    4, 19|        in his own strength and force, thrust in his had through
 8    4, 19|      strength, yet with sudden force she tooke him by the heeles
 9    4, 22|      to slay thee. O with what force are we assailed on this
10    4, 22|    right hand and with valiant force cut off the head of the
11    4, 22|       when the sunne is in his force, then seeme they most dreadfull
12    4, 23|       and ran away with all my force, howbeit I could not escape
13    5, 24|      all. For after that ye by force of armes, had spoyled and
14    5, 28|     whereby I was compelled by force of blowes to stand up. The
15    6, 32|        to what end the furious force of his inordinate desire
16    6, 32|      against them with furious force, pryed with his eyes, on
17    6, 32|    with manly courage and bold force stood over the sleeping
18    7, 41|       enemy would dye with the force of his brimstone, without
19    7, 41| spurned off the flesh with the force of my hoofes, whereby he
20    8, 44|   Mandragora, which is of such force, that it will cause any
21    8, 46|   tender dyed incontinently by force of the drinke, but the Physitians
22    8, 46|       then I ran away with all force, and came to Cenchris, which
23    9, 47|   Ceres had most puissance and force, considering that all humane
24    9, 47|     the world by thy vigor and force; with whatsoever name or