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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	72
in as much as	51
in order to the	49
there is not any	47
the motions of the	44
that there is a	40
is not to be	36
the motion of the	35
the art how to	35
art how to know	35
how to know men	35
represented either as utf	30
characters represented either as	30
it is to be	27
it is not to	26
parts of the body	24
conformation of the parts	24
the conformation of the	23
motions of the soul	23
the government of the	22
in the midst of	22
and that it is	21
in the first place	20
and are to be	20
as we have shewn	20
as much as the	20
the parts of the	20
institutions providing financial support	19
and markup reviewed and	19
keyed and coded from	19
by the institutions providing	19
books online text creation	19
edition of the work	19
encoded edition of the	19
coded from proquest page	19
images scanned from microfilm	19
even for commercial purposes	19
the institutions providing financial	19
encoded text transcribed from	19
according to the terms	19
from proquest page images	19
work described above is	19
assigned for keying and	19
support to the early	19
on the other side	19
markup reviewed and edited	19
of the work described	19
providing financial support to	19
by reason of the	19
the early english books	19
text and markup reviewed	19
terms of creative commons	19
phase i text is	19
and encoded edition of	19
for keying and markup	19
english books online text	19
online text creation partnership	19
all without asking permission	19
text can be copied	19
financial support to the	19
and coded from proquest	19
this phase i text	19
iv tiff page images	19
the work described above	19
as we shall shew	19
the terms of creative	19
is available for reuse	19
to the terms of	19
owned by the institutions	19
keyboarded and encoded edition	19
described above is co	19
i text is available	19
to the early english	19
tcp assigned for keying	19
the text can be	19
text is available for	19
this keyboarded and encoded	19
as well as the	18
of the sensitive appetite	18
are to be sold	18
is one of the	18
the nature of the	18
after the same manner	17
there is a necessity	17
eng characters and characteristics	17
it may be said	17
to the discovery of	16
was divided into two	16
hath the government of	16
that there are some	16
proquest via their early	15
with level of the	15
corrected and characters marked	15
to simplify the filling	15
did not meet qa	15
project was divided into	15
second or later edition	15
work was chosen if	15
be marked as illegible	15
to tei p using	15
companies for transcription and	15
and attribution is given	15
there was a compelling	15
all likelihood such instances	15
been transformed into placeholder	15
text strings within braces	15
in of gaps by	15
tcp files to tei	15
not meet qa standards	15
new cambridge bibliography of	15
assumptions that can be	15
of each text was	15
a limit of instances	15
copies of the texts	15
been looked at by	15
was based on the	15
were corrected where possible	15
in oxford and michigan	15
to reflect the true	15
were returned to the	15
accordance with level of	15
errors will remain and	15
is given to their	15
external keying companies for	15
and use these texts	15
of a works in	15
processes should make clear	15
the tei in libraries	15
a works in english	15
and those which did	15
understanding these processes should	15
were sent to external	15
project restraints of time	15
these processes should make	15
divided into two phases	15
makes use of the	15
that can be made	15
wide variety of subject	15
for transcription and basic	15
based on the new	15
the keyers to be	15
chose to create diplomatic	15
the overall quality of	15
by proquest via their	15
carried out by editorial	15
to create diplomatic transcriptions	15
filling in of gaps	15
other parts of the	15
the texts were encoded	15
the universities of michigan	15
be aware of the	15
then carried out by	15
created by converting tcp	15
marked as illegible were	15
general aim of eebo	15
enhanced and or corrected	15
which did not meet	15
to produce large quantities	15
likelihood such instances will	15
of the texts have	15
unicode or text strings	15
take and use these	15
request that due credit	15
or corrected and characters	15
and characters marked as	15
the process of creating	15
structural encoding based on	15
domain as of january	15
quality assurance was then	15
create accurately transcribed and	15
changes to facilitate morpho	15
was enhanced and or	15
process of creating the	15
in accordance with level	15
and the publisher proquest	15
qa standards were returned	15
teams in oxford and	15
the public domain as	15
images in accordance with	15
while the overall quality	15
to external keying companies	15
published by proquest via	15
tcp is to encode	15
any remaining illegibles were	15
of works in other	15
should make clear that	15
bibliography of english literature	15
are a number of	15
keying companies for transcription	15
a work was chosen	15
the filling in of	15
guidelines are available at	15
been issued variously as	15
created during phase of	15
edition of a work	15
is a partnership between	15
meet qa standards were	15
text selection was based	15
to the keyers to	15
use these texts for	15
then their works are	15
on the text encoding	15
there are a number	15
encoded as gap s	15
quality of tcp data	15
attribution is given to	15
to encode one copy	15
overall quality of tcp	15
looked at by a	15
later edition of a	15
the text creation partnership	15
is to encode one	15
markup guidelines are available	15
released into the public	15
texts created during phase	15
to range over a	15
on the image sets	15
placeholder characters or elements	15
and linked to page	15
some errors will remain	15
have been released into	15
there is between the	15
sets were sent to	15
possible up to a	15
usual project restraints of	15
transcribed and encoded texts	15
mnemonic sdata character entities	15
by converting tcp files	15
should be aware of	15
encoding based on the	15
for accuracy and those	15
works in other languages	15
aimed to produce large	15
tcp aimed to produce	15
aware of the process	15
limit of instances per	15
and sometimes a second	15
accuracy and those which	15
or text strings within	15
corrected where possible up	15
that in all likelihood	15
for an anonymous work	15
textual data within the	15
tcp project was divided	15
therefore of any assumptions	15
public domain as of	15
a second or later	15
although there are a	15
language title published between	15
instances will never have	15
as illegible were corrected	15
level of the tei	15
opposed to critical editions	15
image sets were sent	15
the print record of	15
at by a tcp	15
of textual data within	15
texts for their own	15
have been looked at	15
characters or elements to	15
oxford and the publisher	15
elements to simplify the	15
accurately transcribed and encoded	15
have been transformed into	15
print record of the	15
tei in libraries guidelines	15
the project have been	15
publisher proquest to create	15
of time and funding	15
a partnership between the	15
range over a wide	15
and available in eebo	15
of the project have	15
were encoded and linked	15
texts have been issued	15
creating the tcp texts	15
during phase of the	15
and markup guidelines are	15
where possible up to	15
by editorial teams in	15
works are eligible for	15
encoding was enhanced and	15
quantities of textual data	15
tcp is a partnership	15
or tei g elements	15
not to be doubted	15
the new cambridge bibliography	15
and therefore of any	15
can now take and	15
was a compelling reason	15
over a wide variety	15
encoded texts based on	15
to page images in	15
record of the period	15
have been issued variously	15
to create accurately transcribed	15
between the universities of	15
characters will be marked	15
some readable characters will	15
credit and attribution is	15
simplify the filling in	15
can be made about	15
with mnemonic sdata character	15
processed by university of	15
based on the text	15
ascii text with mnemonic	15
and therefore chose to	15
published between and available	15
out by editorial teams	15
those which did not	15
to a limit of	15
been released into the	15
notably latin and welsh	15
extent have been transformed	15
creation partnership web site	15
based on the image	15
given to their original	15
of the print record	15
into the public domain	15
was chosen if there	15
with changes to facilitate	15
text creation partnership web	15
by a tcp editor	15
the general aim of	15
elements of known extent	15
sent to external keying	15
into placeholder characters or	15
now take and use	15
transcription and basic encoding	15
via their early english	15
of known extent have	15
the image sets published	15
were encoded as gap	15
at the text creation	15
within the usual project	15
remaining illegibles were encoded	15
for their own purposes	15
the texts have been	15
usually the first edition	15
was intended to range	15
all the parts of	15
we respectfully request that	15
universities of michigan and	15
made about the data	15
will be marked as	15
users should bear in	15
a wide variety of	15
a number of works	15
remain and some readable	15
the usual project restraints	15
tcp data is very	15
restraints of time and	15
a compelling reason to	15
issued variously as sgml	15
the true nature of	15
will never have been	15
whichever is the greater	15
as opposed to critical	15
up to a limit	15
variety of subject areas	15
nature of the print	15
number of works in	15
or later edition of	15
their works are eligible	15
p using tcp tei	15
known extent have been	15
of the process of	15
sometimes a second or	15
that due credit and	15
page images in accordance	15
chosen if there was	15
text with mnemonic sdata	15
data within the usual	15
should bear in mind	15
on the new cambridge	15
texts based on the	15
michigan and oxford and	15
are available at the	15
therefore chose to create	15
selection was based on	15
produce large quantities of	15
returned to the keyers	15
files to tei p	15
mainly structural encoding based	15
are eligible for inclusion	15
phase of the project	15
readable characters will be	15
and oxford and the	15
of creating the tcp	15
or for an anonymous	15
assurance was then carried	15
tei p using tcp	15
of tcp data is	15
texts were encoded and	15
and some readable characters	15
due credit and attribution	15
anyone can now take	15
illegibles were encoded as	15
in english were prioritized	15
or elements to simplify	15
if there was a	15
the publisher proquest to	15
included and sometimes a	15
of a work was	15
respectfully request that due	15
keyers to be redone	15
was proofread for accuracy	15
to their original source	15
encoded and linked to	15
the encoding was enhanced	15
of every monographic english	15
their early english books	15
of michigan and oxford	15
and encoded texts based	15
of any assumptions that	15
large quantities of textual	15
project have been released	15
keying and markup guidelines	15
unicode or tei g	15
true nature of the	15
bear in mind that	15
of instances per text	15
image sets published by	15
reflect the true nature	15
of the tei in	15
in mind that in	15
linked to page images	15
proquest to create accurately	15
never have been looked	15
standards were returned to	15
of gaps by user	15
selection was intended to	15
these texts for their	15
title published between and	15
users should be aware	15
in all likelihood such	15
was then carried out	15
but we respectfully request	15
between and available in	15
compelling reason to do	15
gaps by user contributors	15
editorial teams in oxford	15
and or corrected and	15
works in english were	15
converting tcp files to	15
available at the text	15
editions of a works	15
sets published by proquest	15
proofread for accuracy and	15
be made about the	15
partnership between the universities	15
text was proofread for	15
by university of nebraska	15
any assumptions that can	15
mind that in all	15
intended to range over	15
data is very good	15
cambridge bibliography of english	15
illegible were corrected where	15
gap elements of known	15
reason to do so	15
such instances will never	15
first editions of a	15
the text encoding initiative	15
transformed into placeholder characters	15
each text was proofread	15
characters marked as illegible	15
will remain and some	15
notes for div a	14
there is a sympathy	14
that there is not	14
is a kind of	14
the figure of the	13
which is in the	13
that it is not	13
to the nature of	13
and so of the	13
there are two kinds	13
that there are two	13
that it may be	13
is a man of	12
which ought to be	12
so of the rest	12
which are in the	12
the air of the	12
the rest of the	12
in the sensitive appetite	12
part of the soul	12
motion of the heart	12
it is a thing	12
he is a man	12
the other parts of	12
the passions of the	12
air of the countenance	12
parts of the face	12
one from the other	12
of the heart and	12
estc s this keyboarded	11
he is one that	11
if there be any	11
and by the consequent	11
the discovery of the	11
motion of the appetite	11
reproduction of the original	11
of the original in	11
that there is no	11
s this keyboarded and	11
yet is it not	11
a stc estc s	11
is the cause of	11
the actions of the	11
on the right side	11
is a sympathy between	11
there are not any	11
of the soul are	11
is a kinde of	11
as we said before	11
hee is a great	11
stc estc s this	11
the excellency of the	10
he is a great	10
as much as it	10
as if they were	10
part of the body	10
spi global keyed and	10
into all the parts	10
case is the same	10
at his shop in	10
one place to another	10
for the most part	10
of the nature of	10
that it is a	10
the natural perfection of	10
the case is the	10
whence it may be	10
in reference to the	10
from one place to	10
in the nature of	10
the beating of the	10
the heart and spirits	10
in the meane time	10
the sun and moon	10
global keyed and coded	10
we shall shew more	9
so that it is	9
motions of the will	9
he is like a	9
as if he were	9
beating of the heart	9
the seat of the	9
rather then he will	9
is the same with	9
a motion of the	9
he is a very	9
be sure to be	9
to be sold at	9
to be sold by	9
figure of the parts	9
in the mean time	9
have the government of	9
if at any time	9
are two kinds of	9
of the parts is	9
the original in the	9
will be sure to	9
hee is a man	9
that it is the	9
parts of the hand	9
that it should be	9
between them and the	8
that the blood is	8
in regard it is	8
are the effects of	8
as it were the	8
and the other parts	8
and yet he is	8
which are proper to	8
of the good or	8
which is a motion	8
the qualities of the	8
one to the other	8
and that there is	8
ought to be in	8
such as may be	8
and if he be	8
himselfe to be a	8
huntington library and art	8
and he will answere	8
causes of the inclinations	8
and that it should	8
what is in the	8
there is a greater	8
the exercise of this	8
as if it were	8
which is made by	8
the heart and brain	8
is a motion of	8
is not any thing	8
if he doth not	8
sympathy there is between	8
there is between them	8
that there should be	8
he is a good	8
as to what concerns	8
there is a correspondence	8
at the same time	8
a sympathy between the	8
is the principle of	8
the same thing is	8
thing is to be	8
is it to be	8
library and art gallery	8
of the face are	7
order to the discovery	7
at the second hand	7
in the natural appetite	7
the strength and weakness	7
of the figure of	7
an elegy upon the	7
and that they are	7
the sympathy there is	7
one and the same	7
faculties of the soul	7
in the henry e	7
strength and weakness of	7
motions of the appetite	7
he is but a	7
art makes use of	7
the matter of the	7
is hot and dry	7
that they are the	7
proper and natural to	7
of vertues and vices	7
the faculties of the	7
in regard they are	7
the best part of	7
we now come to	7
the distribution of the	7
may be made of	7
that which is made	7
is made by the	7
that the motions of	7
soever they may be	7
sympathy between all the	7
for it is certain	7
exercise of this art	7
no hard matter to	7
hee is one that	7
parts of the soul	7
is so far from	7
there is no doubt	7
reproduction of original in	7
by vertue of his	7
the causes of the	7
may be deduced from	7
so much the more	7
there is a certain	7
same thing is to	7
that they may be	7
and therefore it is	7
as if hee were	7
excellency of the parts	7
the effect of the	7
to what concerns the	7
the midst of the	7
nor is there any	7
the sign of the	7
and then he is	7
the lines of the	7
he is the onely	7
the good and evil	7
every one of them	7
that there are not	7
he is a right	7
the vertues and vices	7
of the estimative faculty	7
so that there is	6
the language of the	6
or at least the	6
which nature observes in	6
is not any one	6
and that of the	6
which they ought to	6
that a man is	6
he will be sure	6
that there are three	6
the conservation of the	6
never makes an end	6
a man hath to	6
the original text notes	6
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to the end they	6
are of the same	6
troubles her self with	6
deuill to the collier	6
it is impossible to	6
and vnworthies of this	6
and motions of the	6
satyrical essayes characters and	6
they ought to have	6
is as good as	6
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it is out of	6
in essayes and characters	6
the quality of the	6
ought to be the	6
which is proper to	6
text notes for div	6
the characters of the	6
we have shewn in	6
he is in the	6
him in the way	6
may be said of	6
ocm this keyboarded and	6
the rest of his	6
to be made of	6
as well as to	6
the vices of his	6
the perfection of the	6
he is so well	6
without the hazard of	6
the said art makes	6
of all the parts	6
he is not so	6
that the sun and	6
between the heart and	6
any of the other	6
that the spirits are	6
how the said art	6
are the instruments of	6
is a necessity of	6
vnworthies of this age	6
the heart and arteries	6
the end of his	6
it receives from the	6
a cup of sacke	6
of the second rule	6
the nature of his	6
so long as he	6
to all the parts	6
would take him for	6
there is but one	6
and the ioy of	6
proposes to her self	6
what part of the	6
the heart and the	6
there should be a	6
the eyes of the	6
to the performance of	6
and that there are	6
which makes him so	6
the credit of a	6
from the original text	6
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not so much as	6
of one who troubles	6
they ought to be	6
it may be easily	6
several parts of the	6
essayes characters and others	6
the cause of the	6
and that the appetite	6
there should be some	6
is the life of	6
were it not for	6
which proceeds from the	6
the name of a	6
we are to observe	6
are proper to the	6
and that is all	6
the arms and leggs	6
the hazard of a	6
this may be added	6
it not to be	6
is as it were	6
discovery of the inclinations	6
as that of the	6
and the conformation of	6
the principles of life	6
said art makes use	6
they are to be	6
the deuill to the	6
original text notes for	6
is it not to	6
the same with the	6
which is between the	6
and the nobler parts	6
a predominancy over the	6
no doubt to be	5
and all the other	5
into the composition of	5
it is not the	5
now come to examine	5
we have shewn elsewhere	5
he knowes not how	5
hee is a true	5
nature observes in her	5
yet it is not	5
quoth the deuill to	5
the good or evil	5
doubt to be made	5
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will not sticke to	5
the nature of a	5
to be a man	5
it may be affirmed	5
the light of the	5
that the inclinations of	5
for want of a	5
the title of a	5
it is accordingly requisite	5
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government of the forehead	5
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but eight simple passions	5
and as it were	5
so much as the	5
which is common to	5
good or bad disposition	5
the ioy of the	5
betwixt him and a	5
as much as they	5
a great part of	5
under the name of	5
for there is not	5
covantage keyed and coded	5
when he comes to	5
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to the making of	5
every part of the	5
qualities of the mind	5
is the seat of	5
would make you beleeve	5
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that they should be	5
causes the spirits to	5
estc r ocm this	5
is out of all	5
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of the nobler parts	5
to the sensitive appetite	5
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is to be said	5
which it receives from	5
that they do not	5
we shall shew hereafter	5
the strength or weakness	5
as those of the	5
the other planets have	5
the blood is not	5
he be of a	5
all the exteriour parts	5
that the planets have	5
for as much as	5
deserve the name of	5
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on the same side	5
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the vertue of the	5
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description of the pot	5
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the hearts of the	5
the excess and defect	5
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the sight of a	5
of the sensitive soul	5
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characters of the passions	5
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the mercy of the	5
the lower part of	5
the right honourable the	5
of the other parts	5
in those of the	5
from what hath been	5
which have been made	5
the spleen and the	5
order to the exercise	5
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in the least degree	5
to be of the	5
that which is most	5
of that which is	5
and that the said	5
in respect of the	5
much as it is	5
to find out the	5
and that it may	5
is made in the	5
first subject of the	5
you would thinke him	5
is the source of	5
the actions and motions	5
not any one of	5
the good or bad	5
it ought to be	5
to the knowledge of	5
are two sorts of	5
in regard there is	5
the blood and humours	5
apex covantage keyed and	5
an account of the	5
it may well be	5
knowes not how to	5
that he is not	5
what we have said	5
for it is not	5
enter into the composition	5
the direction of the	5
whether there be any	5
that the rational soul	5
what order soever it	5
of an honest man	5
he is a fellow	5
any one of them	5
as if he had	5
begins on the right	5
of a valiant man	5
of the same nature	5
when it shall be	5
there is no necessity	5
for one of the	5
that he dares not	5
is one that hath	5
apparent in the head	5
the character of the	5
i know not whether	5
be no hard matter	5
whereby the soul is	5
if hee bee a	5
which is the source	5
there is nothing so	5
best part of his	5
the signe of the	5
it is requisite that	5
in his heart to	5
take him for a	5
which is made in	5
the effects of the	5
for there is no	5
and those of the	5
in order to its	5
to the exercise of	5
that jupiter hath the	5
for the seruice of	5
is there not any	5
that if there be	5
be of the same	5
and there is not	5
r ocm this keyboarded	5
order of the planets	5
the opening of the	5
not to be found	5
this is all the	5
hee railes against the	5
in order to their	5
which is natural to	5
there are two sorts	5
the end of the	5
of the motion of	5
actions and motions of	5
as well as they	5
that the other planets	5
of the natural appetite	5
that there are many	5
be sold at his	5
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hee is in a	3
so much as his	3
in a condition to	3
be considered in metoposcopy	3
natural order of the	3
the face are to	3
the same order with	3
that we are not	3
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be deduced from them	3
to wash away all	3
minde is just like	3
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to do the like	3
if it be true	3
the heart and liver	3
it is impossible therefore	3
a distance from the	3
for a man to	3
and the paradise of	3
to be seen on	3
the noblest and most	3
the thing it self	3
the rational soul hath	3
with the blood and	3
hand is more noble	3
the nobler parts into	3
whether you will or	3
of a petty french	3
in all the rest	3
judgment of the inclinations	3
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mutual sympathy between all	3
he doth not therefore	3
i will not name	3
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powers of the soul	3
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out of his owne	3
too much of the	3
the course of nature	3
any one in particular	3
which he will not	3
hee is content to	3
shoppe at the west	3
the right side to	3
good companion another way	3
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over the interiour parts	3
lord have mercy upon	3
of the will are	3
some parts of the	3
the things which are	3
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treatise of the reverend	3
where he hopes to	3
as the sea is	3
there is no truth	3
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of the vertues and	3
he is a stranger	3
hee is an enemy	3
convey the blood into	3
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you would take him	3
marks of the face	3
according to right reason	3
will and sensitive appetite	3
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contents himselfe with a	3
and make vse of	3
the direction and government	3
effects which they produce	3
things are good or	3
of all the passions	3
a miserable old gentlewoman	3
and thinks you would	3
patron of his order	3
a correspondence between all	3
under the particular direction	3
observes in her evacuations	3
know him by his	3
the name of passions	3
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which may be called	3
knowledge had of the	3
the right hand is	3
because they were not	3
that the nobler situations	3
in a time of	3
the seruice of the	3
t is the language	3
hee is a right	3
the lord of the	3
as if they had	3
of nature in the	3
the inns of court	3
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the first leaf is	3
the figure of a	3
the performance of the	3
the inclinations of the	3
all the rest of	3
that will take them	3
after the emotion of	3
neuer before written on	3
as if there were	3
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characters of vertue and	3
temperament of man is	3
end of saint pauls	3
in the actions of	3
which are natural to	3
what particular planet hath	3
is more conuersant with	3
how the soul is	3
of his head and	3
planets have the government	3
hee is of a	3
sun and moon have	3
troubles himself with nothing	3
such a one as	3
in need of organs	3
the second part of	3
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that the figure of	3
light of the sun	3
of the excellency of	3
deduced from the hands	3
of edward the fourth	3
as appeares by the	3
and the light of	3
have given an account	3
and that he be	3
the cause of his	3
the treatise of the	3
they are capable of	3
sympathy between the spleen	3
make you beleeve he	3
hath no leasure to	3
is one that will	3
according to the constitution	3
to take notice of	3
also the other parts	3
and if he have	3
spread themselves into the	3
take him by the	3
not yet fully known	3
to be found in	3
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the first place to	3
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between which and it	3
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it is an argument	3
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such motions as are	3
particular planet hath the	3
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liver and the fore	3
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quality of the skin	3
expressed in essayes and	3
at the first sight	3
to be guided by	3
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as to hear him	3
move conformably to the	3
it should be so	3
mars hath the government	3
is nothing but a	3
that of those which	3
the character of his	3
god be with him	3
of the natural faculty	3
planets have a certain	3
proceeds from the defect	3
of the veins made	3
that all these parts	3
and the prerogatiue of	3
betwixt himselfe and his	3
knowledge of the inclinations	3
hath the like predominancy	3
that the instinct is	3
to the framing of	3
the west end of	3
the passions may be	3
all the parts are	3
that of the woman	3
and natural to them	3
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that those parts are	3
contraction of the fibres	3
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if he have any	3
get the start of	3
the cause of those	3
between all the marks	3
the malice of her	3
wherein consists the natural	3
go out of the	3
from the right side	3
the punishment of sinne	3
venus hath the government	3
temperament is the cause	3
parts into the hands	3
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which may be the	3
with an opinion of	3
the images which are	3
that of the liver	3
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hee is very charitable	3
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midst of the forehead	3
olivia bottum sampled and	3
and yet the figure	3
in the rest of	3
the principles of metoposcopy	3
that the vertues of	3
and that the soul	3
that they cannot be	3
mercury hath the like	3
as well as a	3
hee would not else	3
whereto they ought to	3
diseases of the spleen	3
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such as is that	3
you may as well	3
vital heat to all	3
he is the more	3
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ought to have a	3
of a wise man	3
it is most certain	3
in nothing but in	3
credit of a good	3
and the worst discerne	3
of one appetite are	3
how much it is	3
by meanes of his	3
with a meaning to	3
they have not any	3
in the delight of	3
heart and spirits are	3
issue out of the	3
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it makes use of	3
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of all these effects	3
bad disposition of the	3
all the marks of	3
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that he is apt	3
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some faculties and inclinations	3
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the church is a	3
there is a mutual	3
to that of the	3
a great deale of	3
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we are ignorant of	3
the hands and the	3
a mutual sympathy between	3
and government of the	3
the impulsion which it	3
that of the other	3
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entred into the world	3
shew in its proper	3
over the several parts	3
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suffers it self to	3
a poeme of a	3
is a thing out	3
which stand in need	3
when he is out	3
hath lost his voyce	3
as in all things	3
an ordinary french laquey	3
and weakness of signs	3
an effect of the	3
not suffer him to	3
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of the natural heat	3
order to its union	3
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the sense of touching	3
reason they might have	3
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the plague of a	3
for that time he	3
the last leaf are	3
by iohn stephens the	3
of the heart is	3
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that there must be	3
which may be made	3
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the particular direction of	3
that it is an	3
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and first subject of	3
enter into the heart	3
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how the passions of	3
reproofe against their common	3
this diversity of lines	3
be more proper to	3
correspondence between all the	3
printed by bernard alsop	3
defence of common law	3
of man is hot	3
the liver and the	3
life of their subiects	3
order to the making	3
of one that is	3
of chiromancy and metoposcopy	3
in his way to	3
the same thing may	3
all those that are	3
correspondence and sympathy between	3
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to be attributed to	3
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can with as much	3
being rather a new	3
is so farre from	3
to this may be	3
by reason of his	3
taylor to take measure	3
we have already shewn	3
that some secret vertues	3
the upper part of	3
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to the prosecution of	3
being onely able to	3
much as there is	3
that the distribution of	3
so he may seeme	3
the passions of one	3
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the good companion another	3
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if it be so	3
the soul are not	3
to the life of	3
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the last of which	3
thinke there is a	3
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the lower end of	3
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that all the others	3
his discourse is commonly	3
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vertues of the nobler	3
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to be seen in	3
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natural perfection of man	3
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that that which is	3
the defect of the	3
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of the soul considered	3
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to be said of	3
a man of his	3
are to be considered	3
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then to the next	3
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for gods sake to	3
be divided into two	3
that the appetite is	3
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this communication is wrought	3
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the veins and arteries	3
in the execution of	3
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like sympathy between the	3
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predominancy over the brain	3
in the concupiscible appetite	3
be in a mediocrity	3
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that which is in	3
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him so much as	3
able to furnish a	3
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a stock of honour	3
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the beginning of the	3
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him with a new	3
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the emotion of the	3
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of the animal spirits	3
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the discharge of their	3
new satyre in defence	3
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of a school of	3
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in a short time	3
an idaea of the	3
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have a stricter connexion	3
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humours from one place	3
enough to make him	3
in the mercy of	3
the best may see	3
that mars hath the	3
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passions of the concupiscible	3
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you shall find him	3
sympathy between the liver	3
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all parts of the	3
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