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  1  Ind      |       condition, as also of groser understanding, who never before~ ~had
  2    1,    1|            not strength and~ ~good understanding. Which power we may not
  3    1,    2|           wherein he grew of great understanding, and led a very~ ~vertuous
  4    1,    3|            discreet sense and good understanding,~ ~hath delivered many out
  5    1,    3|         that~ ~good sense and able understanding, may proove to be the occasion
  6    1,    4|          Ladies, if I faile not in understanding your generall~ ~intention,
  7    1,    4|         Melchisedech (by his witty understanding) defended his riches from~ ~
  8    1,    5|        Lady Marquesse, very well~ ~understanding his demand, which fitted
  9    1,    6|           more rich in purse, then understanding; and~ ~yet not so defective
 10    1,    6|    Processe to appeare before him, understanding sufficiently, that~ ~this
 11    1,    6|       Scala, who was a man of good understanding,~ ~perceived immediately (
 12    1,    9|        answering~ ~suteth not with understanding, it is generally a shame
 13    1, Song|             What sweet content due understanding lends:~ ~ Old or new thoughts
 14    2,    1|            Marquiso and Stechio,~ ~understanding how roughly the Potestates
 15    2,    4|      passage~ ~from getting forth; understanding the Owners name, and that
 16    2,    5|         wit; by what means you had understanding of my being in this City?~ ~
 17    2,    5|                Now for your better understanding the quality of the place,
 18    2,    5|         his~ ~owne simplicity, and understanding his error, though somewhat
 19    2,    6|          Kingdome of Sicily,~ ~and understanding that King Charles the first,
 20    2,    6|          Mother,~ ~and blaming his understanding, that he had not before
 21    2,    6|          Kingdome~ ~of Sicily; and understanding withall that Henriet was
 22    2,    7|          shee found them bereft of understanding, and~ ~even as if they were
 23    2,    7|           best desires. Afterward, understanding in what manner shee was
 24    2,    7|           Reason~ ~gave me so much understanding, to be fearefull of telling
 25    2,    7|           reports, and~ ~mine owne understanding) may give you faithfull
 26    2,    8|       after, the King of England~ ~understanding that his President of Wales
 27    2,    9|      couldst not be of so~ ~grosse understanding. For, by comprehending matters
 28    2,    9|         fooles,~ ~who are voide of understanding or shame: but such as are
 29    2,   10|         Ricciardo de Chinzica, who understanding where~ ~shee was, went thither;
 30    3,    1|       almost)~ ~meere senslesse of understanding. But I will approve (according
 31    3,    1|          it hath entred into thine understanding or no,~ ~strictly we are
 32    3,    1|         wanted his rationall and~ ~understanding parts. Behold Sister, heere
 33    3,    1|           the~ ~most rationall and understanding parts that do belong to
 34    3,    2|         make shew of~ ~knowing and understanding such things, as neither
 35    3,    2|            endued him with so much understanding, as to know infallibly,
 36    3,    2|          is of no deject or common understanding. And~ ~seeing, that without
 37    3,    7|            a better consideration, understanding triely what~ ~they are,
 38    3,    8|               of simple and grosse understanding, yet he fell into great
 39    3,    8|        without the use~ ~of common understanding; but yet subject to a more
 40    3,    8|           had thus over-awed his~ ~understanding faculties, and quite deprived
 41    3,    9|  COMMENDING THE GOOD JUDGEMENT AND UNDERSTANDING IN LADIES OR~ ~ GENTLEWOMEN,
 42    4,    1|       disposed,~ ~and of admirable understanding, more (perhappes) then was
 43    4,    3|            discerning sight of the understanding, enflameth the minde with~ ~
 44    4,    3|         her.~ ~ Folco and Hugnetto understanding secretly, both from the
 45    4,    4|    honourable entertainment in her understanding soule, that they were~ ~
 46    4,    4|       entire probation of a true~ ~understanding: that he was no lesse enflamed
 47    4,    6|         vertuously: it came to the understanding of her~ ~Father, who approved
 48    4,    6|          can see my teares, or any understanding do remaine in thy~ ~body,
 49    4,    7|           being sufficient for her understanding, thus she began. Faire~ ~
 50    4,    8|          oppose their senselesse~ ~understanding, against infallible grounded
 51    4,    8|          it came to her~ ~Husbands understanding, whose greefe was so great,
 52    4,    9|   extreamities inlarged his dulled understanding.~ ~First, he grew fearfull
 53    4,   10|       comprehend.~ ~ The Mistresse understanding now apparantly, the full
 54    5,    1|       brought to civility of life, understanding of Letters, or~ ~common
 55    5,    1|        feele in his harsh~ ~rurall understanding (whereinto never till now,
 56    5,    2|          being a Prince of~ ~great understanding, gave order to have it accordingly
 57    5,    3|         friend to her Husband; and understanding how the Theeves had~ ~surprized
 58    5,    5|          friends on either side,~ ~understanding the truth of the errour
 59    5,    5|             and was a man of sound understanding, returned~ ~them this answer.~ ~
 60    5,    9|            How farre then voyde of understanding shall I shew~ ~my selfe,
 61    6,    2|       Messer Geri, the eyes of his understanding beganne to~ ~open, and calling
 62    6,    3|            Which the Lord Marshall understanding, made such a~ ~madde composition
 63    6,    3|          contaminate the hearers~ ~understanding, whereof there were great
 64    6,    4|            on the Cranes, and well understanding the~ ~knavery of his man,
 65    6,    5|          to please the~ ~judicious understanding of the wise, he justly deserving
 66    6,    9|            was a man without any~ ~understanding, and the answer which he
 67    6,    9|          selves that are void of~ ~understanding: for, if you had but observed
 68    6,   10|           and void of all honest~ ~understanding or grace. Sodainly (without
 69    7,    4|         such, as are thy apt~ ~and understanding Schollers indeede? Certaine
 70    7,    5|            and shallow in his owne understanding. This jelous humor~ ~increasing
 71    7,    5|         into a dead sleepe, and,~ ~understanding him to bee thus sleepily
 72    7,    5|         which should informe thine understanding;~ ~I could have found out
 73    7,    5|            thou hast so lost thine understanding, that~ ~thou wilt hardly
 74    7,    5|        heereafter, become a~ ~true understanding man, as thou shouldst bee,
 75    7,    6|             do utterly loose their understanding. To~ ~mee this appeareth
 76    7,    9|            and not~ ~shaped to any understanding, so I leave thee: And in
 77    7,    9|          thy love? Open then thine understanding to my~ ~words, returne into
 78    7,    9|          language goeth beyond our understanding, it seemeth thou~ ~knowest
 79    7,    9|         will suffer the eye of his understanding to be so~ ~dazeled, with
 80    7,   10|            Men simple, and of~ ~no understanding, both of them dwelling in
 81    8,    2|          us. And for your~ ~better understanding what and who they be, they
 82    8,    5|        predecessours, as also some understanding of your owne,~ ~that many
 83    8,    5|           onely to testifie,~ ~how understanding the Florentines are, in
 84    8,    6|            you have had sufficient understanding of them. And~ ~therefore,
 85    8,    7|             the best judgement and understanding in naturall occasions, are~ ~
 86    8,    7|        hood-winkt the sight of his understanding, as~ ~he could not be distrustfull
 87    8,    7|           pacience, and sufficient understanding withall; that what this
 88    8,    7|       beareth thee, and thy best~ ~understanding joyned with his, can deliver
 89    8,    7|            hoodwink the eies of my understanding, as~ ~when thou didst out-reach
 90    8,    7|      attained unto so~ ~perfect an understanding of my selfe, as in that
 91    8,    7|            Reniero the Scholler,~ ~understanding that Ancilla had broken
 92    8,    9|       divers persons, who had good understanding of them both,~ ~of what
 93    8,    9|          so excellent in wit and~ ~understanding: I dare assure you, that (
 94    8,   10|        great part of his necessary understanding, beleeving these~ ~counterfetted
 95    8,   10|           as also his owne shallow understanding, knowing he could~ ~make
 96    8,   10|          man of great wisedome and understanding, as also~ ~very ingenious
 97    8,   10|          having heard thereof, and understanding withall, that he~ ~had brought
 98    9,    1|            this Woman,~ ~perhappes understanding mine affection to her, and
 99    9,    2|          being very angry; and not understanding what she~ ~meant, frowningly
100    9,    4|            men, to make good their understanding and vertue, then apparant~ ~
101    9,   10|         and the Asse.~ ~ The woman understanding, what good and honest welcome,
102    9,   10|          this Novell, the Ladies~ ~understanding it better, then Dioneus
103   10,    3|       opened the eyes of my better understanding, which~ ~internall envy
104   10,    4|           as well~ ~instructed her understanding, that she should be the
105   10,    4|          wisdome~ ~and vertue, who understanding by her Sonne, how matters
106   10,    6|          plainly: that the obscure understanding, concerning the matters
107   10,    7|            There is no man of good understanding (honourable Ladies) but
108   10,    7|       soule, except he have some~ ~understanding thereof before, and not
109   10,    7|           bend the sway of their~ ~understanding: but rather how to bee cruell
110   10,    8|       Fulvius, a man of~ ~singular understanding, who having one son, called
111   10,    8|       doost thou transport thine~ ~understanding, love, and hope? Dooest
112   10,    8|           the eyes of thy~ ~better understanding, and acknowledge thy selfe
113   10,    8| perfections do challenge, Gisippus understanding that I affect her,~ ~may
114   10,    8|           a~ ~man not sufficiently understanding, how I enjoy from thee,
115   10,    8|         heart, as also an Athenian understanding,~ ~by politique perswasions,
116   10,    8|            it bee condemned by the understanding of the~ ~ignorant multitude,
117   10,    8|            acknowledgement of him. Understanding that he was~ ~living, and
118   10,    9|            who was a man of accute understanding, did well~ ~perceive, that
119   10,   10|         yonger dayes she had done, understanding~ ~withall, that another
120   10,   10|     proceeded not from any want of understanding in her, because he knew~ ~
121   10,   10| sufficiently, that the sense and~ ~understanding of us mortals, consisteth