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 1  Ind      |       Physitians~ ~counsell, the vertue of Medicines, or any application
 2    1,    5|         matchable for beauty and vertue.~ ~Which words were so weighty
 3    1,    5|      Henne dinner, as also, what vertue lay couched under her~ ~
 4    1,    6|   soveraigne Unction was of such vertue (though Galen speakes not~ ~
 5    1,    6|          better fortune (because vertue is slenderly rewarded, by
 6    1,    6|      hast honestly expressed thy vertue and necessities,~ ~and justly
 7    1,    8|        of soveraigne power and~ ~vertue.~ ~ In the dayes of the
 8    1,    9|        times have converted that vertue,~ ~which was within them
 9    2,    2|          told mee) of very great vertue and efficacy.~ ~ Continuing
10    2,    6|     advisedly; and by a hidden~ ~vertue which long had silently
11    2,    7|      life, as also the unspotted vertue~ ~wherein shee lived among
12    2,    8|         inherent~ ~unblemishable vertue and honor. Now because she
13    2,    9|          wise, and~ ~endued with vertue, have alwayes such a precious
14    2,    9|          in~ ~Alexandria, and by vertue of the Soldans friendly
15    3,    3|  witnesse of thine honesty and~ ~vertue.~ ~ Now began she to seeme
16    3,    4|     onely~ ~concerning the great vertue in Alchimy, extolling it
17    3,    6|        beyond all other, for her vertue and admired chastity.~ ~
18    3,    9|        in regard of an especiall vertue~ ~and property, which he
19    4,    1|           yet much more Noble by vertue and~ ~commandable behaviour,
20    4,    1|         that I truely~ ~knew thy vertue, and honest integrity of
21    4,    1|         equall likewise in their vertue: which vertue was the first
22    4,    1|  likewise in their vertue: which vertue was the first that~ ~made
23    4,    1|     execute all his actions by~ ~vertue, declared himselfe openly
24    4,    1|       thee, as thy greatnesse in vertue worthily deserveth; now~ ~
25    4,    4|          have any goodnesse - or vertue dwelling in him.~ ~Wherefore,
26    4,    7|          by force, or~ ~her owne vertue, but by her sodaine and
27    4,    7|      both courage and sufficient vertue,~ ~to understand the secret
28    4,    7|         remaine living: her true vertue and~ ~innocency (though
29    4,   10|        being digested,~ ~and the vertue thereof fully consummated;
30    5,    1|         his hand (incited by the vertue of unfaigned love) laied~ ~
31    5,    1|          is~ ~my right, first by vertue of my love, and now by Conquest:
32    5,    1|        jot~ ~inferiour to him in vertue, whose name was Hormisda,
33    5,    1|         while. Wherefore, if thy vertue be such as it~ ~hath bin,
34    5,    1|          meanes, but onely~ ~the vertue of our courages, and the
35    5,    6|  perswasion (even as if divine~ ~vertue had tutored his tongue)
36    5,    9|          being bountifull, where vertue~ ~doth justly challenge
37    6,    3|           concerning the slender vertue remaining in our sexe, and
38    6,    5|         unvalewable treasures of vertue (as, not long since, was
39    6,   10|          and trouble all~ ~their vertue, all their senses, and all
40    6,   10|     rarities, yet~ ~voide of all vertue, wit, or goodnes. And when
41    6,   10|        then you,~ ~who have true Vertue shining in your eyes; and
42    7,    1|        they are of extraordinary vertue in such~ ~strange occurrences,
43    7,    7|      tempted thee, to trie the~ ~vertue of thy continencie) I would
44    8,    3|         both being of very great vertue. One~ ~kind, are gritty
45    8,    3|  Settignano, and of Montisca, by vertue~ ~of which places, when
46    8,    3|        call the Helitropium, the vertue whereof is so admirable;~ ~
47    8,    3|       those stones are of rare~ ~vertue indeede: but where else
48    8,    3|        are assured of the stones vertue? Let us make no more adoe,
49    8,    3|       finde~ ~any stones of such vertue, and here on the fruitlesse
50    8,    3|        with the Warders; yet, by vertue of that excellent Stone,~ ~
51    8,    3|         all things to lose their vertue. In which~ ~respect, I that
52    8,    3|         all things to lose their vertue, had not therefore expresly~ ~
53    8,    3|        full proofe of the stones vertue. And questionles, the~ ~
54    9,    3|         taste, and of soveraigne vertue, which will resolve all
55    9,    4|          their understanding and vertue, then apparant~ ~publication
56    9,    9|      like manner, for support of vertue, in those of contrary~ ~
57   10,    1|       any way acknowledged, what vertue is remaining in~ ~me. Neverthelesse,
58   10,    2|          of the King was meerely vertue, and that of~ ~the Prelate,
59   10,    2|         highly~ ~affected men of vertue, hearing the commendable
60   10,    3|             ESPECIALL HONOURABLE VERTUE, PERSEVERING AND DWELLING
61   10,    3|        enviously repining at his vertue and liberality, determined
62   10,    3|        which thou bearest to the vertue of Nathan: because~ ~if
63   10,    4| affirmation, that Nathan (in the vertue of liberallity) had~ ~exceeded
64   10,    4|     woman of great wisdome~ ~and vertue, who understanding by her
65   10,    4|         no small argument of her vertue, to sit still and silent~ ~
66   10,    5|        me to come hither: and by vertue of his command, am~ ~ready (
67   10,    6|           love. Yet such was the vertue of this magnificent King,
68   10,    8|        made of my constancie and vertue; both which I finde conquered
69   10,    8| Sophronia to him, who making~ ~a vertue of necessity, converted
70   10,    8|    degree both in Nobility and~ ~vertue. Titus, out of his honourable
71   10,    9|     DECLARING WHAT AN HONOURABLE VERTUE COURTESIE IS, IN THEM~ ~