Selected quad for the lemma: duty_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
duty_n	day_n	part_n	sabbath_n	1,568	5	9.5616	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A14293	The golden-groue moralized in three bookes: a worke very necessary for all such, as would know how to gouerne themselues, their houses, or their countrey. Made by W. Vaughan, Master of Artes, and student in the ciuill law,	Vaughan, William, 1577-1641.	1600 (1600)	STC 24610; ESTC S111527	151,476	422

let_v such_o draw_v near_o and_o view_v this_o golden-grove_n whereof_o the_o root_n be_v virtue_n of_o the_o mind_n the_o trunk_n &_o stalk_n that_o grow_v these_o root_n above_o joint_n virtue_n be_v to_o private_a rule_n assign_v the_o bough_n the_o public_a sway_n of_o kingly_a kind_n virtue_n the_o root_n rule_v private_a be_v the_o stem_n the_o branch_n be_v the_o golden_a diadem_n all_o which_o be_v do_v by_o learned_a vaughan_n pen_n thereby_o deserve_v well_o eternal_a fame_n who_o take_v great_a pain_n to_o benefit_n all_o man_n that_o will_v with_o singleness_n peruse_v the_o same_o thus_o have_v he_o get_v himself_o a_o golden_a name_n and_o thus_o we_o see_v this_o stately_a golden-grove_n whereof_o the_o motive_n be_v his_o brother_n love_n samuel_n powel_n master_n of_o arts._n to_o the_o author_n thyself_o a_o tendrer_n of_o that_o golden-grove_n to_o which_o thou_o send_v this_o golden_a grove_n of_o thou_o how_o true_o that_o so_o call_v be_v do_v prove_v how_o true_o this_o it_o need_v no_o proof_n of_o i_o it_o be_v no_o gilt_n it_o be_v a_o golden_a book_n fit_a for_o that_o gem_n thy_o brother_n on_o to_o look_v the_o gold_n whereof_o as_o pure_a as_o ever_o shine_v let_v envy_n speak_v she_o can_v it_o not_o deny_v fear_n not_o to_o touch_v the_o learn_n lydian_a stone_n who_o buy_v this_o gold_n too_o dear_a it_o can_v buy_v it_o be_v refine_v in_o furnace_n of_o thy_o brain_n in_o fire_n then_o to_o try_v it_o be_v but_o in_o vain_a some_o say_v prometheus_n man_n of_o clay_n do_v make_v but_o beastlike_a passion_n put_v into_o his_o heart_n vaughan_n believe_v they_o not_o for_o they_o mistake_v to_o make_v man_n be_v not_o he_o but_o be_v thy_o art_n thou_o have_v effect_v what_o he_o never_o begin_v thou_o have_v make_v manner_n manner_n make_v the_o man_n gold-gutted_n crassus_n be_v he_o now_o alive_a may_v here_o find_v gold_n to_o find_v a_o host_n of_o man_n rich-fingered_a midas_n may_v here_o learn_v to_o thrive_v not_o by_o his_o own_o rich_a touch_n but_o by_o thy_o pen_n which_o chimick-like_a i_o hope_v will_v turn_v to_o gold_n our_o iron_n time_n and_o make_v they_o as_o of_o old_a john_n raulinson_n master_n of_o arts._n in_o praise_n of_o the_o golden-grove_n moralize_v by_o master_n vaughan_n amid_o the_o vale_n of_o jedas_n bushy_a grove_n before_o a_o bribe_a judge_n such_o be_v their_o fate_n a_o trinity_n of_o goddess_n once_o strive_v gold_n cause_v their_o strife_n the_o cause_n of_o all_o debate_n now_o a_o new_a judge_n their_o quarrel_n have_v acquit_v atone_n this_o late-iarring_a trinarie_n and_o since_o in_o grove_n and_o gold_n they_o first_o delight_v have_v build_v a_o golden-grove_n for_o this_o fair_a three_o where_o pallas_n first_o unfold_v virtuous_a saw_n which_o venus_n do_v convey_v to_o family_n then_o juno_n temper_v both_o with_o rightful_a law_n and_o those_o themselves_o with_o heavenly_a policy_n so_o these_o who_o gold_n &_o grove_n first_o set_v at_o strife_n this_o golden-grove_n combine_v in_o bless_a life_n charles_n fitz-geffrey_n in_o commendation_n of_o this_o golden-grove_n some_o write_v of_o th'isle_n of_o the_o hesperide_n where_o golden_a fruit_n in_o great_a plenty_n grow_v a_o pretty_a fiction_n and_o no_o doubt_n do_v please_v the_o author_n self_n although_o it_o be_v not_o true_a if_o by_o our_o day_n we_o measure_v those_o of_o old_a for_o now_o man_n love_v if_o but_o to_o dream_v of_o gold_n no_o more_o a_o fiction_n now_o no_o more_o a_o toy_n vaughan_n have_v make_v that_o true_a which_o they_o but_o feign_v by_o vaughan_n art_n it_o be_v that_o we_o enjoy_v that_o which_o but_o only_o they_o in_o show_v obtain_v a_o golden-grove_n a_o harbour_n of_o delight_n against_o the_o storm_n of_o fortune_n weak_a might_n what_o gracious_a gift_n can_v sophia_n now_o bestow_v on_o vaughan_n worthy_a his_o industrious_a pain_n unless_o of_o bough_n which_o in_o his_o grove_n do_v grow_v with_o golden_a wreath_n she_o crown_v his_o learned_a brain_n fortune_n can_v reward_v desert_n of_o wit_n but_o honour_n only_o she_o do_v nourish_v it_o thomas_n michelborne_n the_o argument_n of_o the_o chapter_n that_o be_v contain_v in_o these_o book_n the_o first_o book_n the_o first_o part_n of_o god_n nature_n chap._n 1._o the_o knowledge_n of_o god_n chap._n 2._o atheist_n chap._n 3._o the_o second_o part_n of_o man._n chap._n 4._o the_o soul_n chap._n 5._o that_o a_o man_n have_v but_o one_o soul_n chap._n 6._o the_o immortality_n of_o the_o soul_n chap._n 7._o the_o three_o part_n of_o virtue_n chap._n 8._o vice_n chap._n 9_o that_o a_o man_n must_v not_o delay_v to_o become_v virtuous_a chap._n 10._o remedy_n against_o vice_n chap._n 11._o justice._n chap._n 12._o injustice_n chap._n 13._o whether_o it_o be_v lawful_a for_o one_o to_o kill_v himself_o chap._n 14._o that_o we_o shall_v not_o patient_o endure_v all_o injury_n chap._n 15._o the_o four_o part_n of_o truth_n chap._n 16._o lie_v chap._n 17._o swear_v chap._n 18._o perjury_n chap._n 19_o curser_n and_o blasphemer_n chap._n 20._o deceit_n chap._n 21._o whether_o a_o man_n be_v bind_v to_o perform_v that_o which_o he_o have_v swear_v to_o his_o enemy_n either_o willing_o or_o by_o constraint_n chap._n 22._o heretic_n and_o schismatics_n chap._n 23._o jesuit_n chap._n 24._o the_o five_o part_n of_o magnanimity_n chap._n 25._o ambition_n chap._n 26_o remedy_n against_o ambition_n chap._n 27_o of_o fortitude_n chap._n 28_o foolehardinesse_n chap._n 29_o fear_v and_o pusillanimity_n chap._n 30_o the_o six_o part_n of_o temperance_n and_o continence_n ch_n 31_o intemperance_n and_o incontinence_n ch_n 32_o lechery_n chap._n 33_o gluttony_n and_o drunkenness_n chap._n 34_o the_o discommodity_n of_o drunkenness_n c._n 35_o remedy_n against_o intemperance_n gluttony_n and_o drunkenness_n chap._n 36._o stupidity_n or_o dulness_n chap._n 37._o the_o seven_o part_n of_o magnificence_n chap._n 38_o liberality_n chap._n 39_o prodigality_n chap._n 40_o the_o property_n of_o a_o covetous_a man_n chap._n 41._o remedy_n against_o covetousness_n chap._n 43._o a_o dehortation_n from_o covetousness_n chap._n 43._o whether_o the_o covetous_a man_n be_v worse_o than_o the_o prodigal_a chap._n 44._o the_o eight_o part_n of_o clemency_n and_o courtesy_n chap._n 45._o modesty_n and_o bashfulness_n chap._n 46._o affability_n chap._n 47._o indulgence_n chap._n 48._o pride_n chap._n 49._o scurrility_n or_o scoff_v chap._n 50._o whether_o stageplays_a ought_v to_o be_v suffer_v in_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 51._o of_o cruelty_n chap._n 52._o the_o nine_o part_n of_o patience_n chap._n 53._o anger_n chap._n 54._o remedy_n against_o anger_n 55._o remedy_n against_o adversity_n and_o loss_n of_o worldly_a good_n the_o ten_o part_n of_o friendship_n chap._n 57_o how_o a_o man_n shall_v know_v his_o friend_n chap._n 58._o flattery_n chap._n 59_o ingratitude_n with_o a_o remedy_n against_o it_o chap._n 60._o hatred_n &_o the_o punishment_n thereof_o ch_n 61_o envy_n chap._n 62._o calumniation_n and_o slander_n chap._n 63._o the_o eleven_o part_n of_o art_n and_o whether_o be_v be_v better_a than_o nature_n chap._n 64._o science_n or_o knowledge_n chap._n 65._o understanding_n chap._n 66._o prudence_n chap._n 67._o sapience_n or_o wisdom_n chap._n 68_o the_o ignorance_n of_o our_o time_n chap._n 69._o the_o second_o book_n the_o first_o part_n of_o a_o family_n and_o the_o division_n thereof_o chap._n 1._o that_o there_o be_v four_o kind_n of_o matrimony_n chap._n 2._o the_o cause_n why_o matrimony_n be_v institute_v chap._n 3._o how_o excellent_a a_o thing_n matrimony_n be_v ch_n 4_o after_o what_o manner_n the_o ancient_n solemnize_v matrimony_n chap._n 5._o of_o matrimony_n in_o england_n at_o this_o day_n solemnize_v chap._n 6._o the_o duty_n of_o the_o husband_n towards_o his_o wife_n chap._n 7._o the_o duty_n of_o the_o wife_n towards_o her_o husband_n chap._n 8._o of_o divorcement_n and_o whether_o the_o innocent_a party_n after_o a_o divorcement_n make_v can_v marry_v again_o during_o the_o other_o party_n life_n chap._n 9_o of_o jealousy_n chap._n 10._o the_o second_o part_n the_o duty_n of_o parent_n towards_o their_o child_n chap._n 11._o the_o duty_n of_o child_n towards_o their_o parent_n chap._n 12._o of_o brotherly_a love_n and_o whether_o a_o man_n shall_v prefer_v his_o friend_n before_o his_o brother_n chap._n 13._o of_o disobedient_a son_n chap._n 14._o the_o three_o part_n the_o duty_n of_o master_n towards_o their_o servant_n chap._n 15._o of_o the_o sabbath_n day_n &_o whether_o master_n may_v set_v their_o servant_n at_o work_n on_o the_o sabbath_n day_n chap._n 16._o the_o duty_n of_o servant_n towards_o their_o master_n chap._n 17._o the_o four_o part_n of_o acquisitive_a faculty_n chap._n 18._o of_o money_n the_o chief_a part_n of_o the_o acquisitive_a faculty_n chap._n 19_o of_o bawd_n and_o whether_o they_o ought_v to_o be_v

suffer_v chap._n 20._o of_o usurer_n chap._n 21._o of_o the_o particular_n wherein_o usury_n be_v commit_v chap._n 22._o whether_o it_o be_v lawful_a for_o a_o householder_n to_o engross_v corn_n in_o the_o market_n to_o the_o intent_n he_o may_v sell_v the_o same_o another_o time_n at_o a_o dear_a price_n ch_n 23._o the_o five_o part_n of_o hospitality_n chap._n 24._o wherein_o good_a hospitality_n consist_v chap._n 25._o why_o housekeeping_n nowadays_a be_v decay_v chap._n 26._o of_o alm_n and_o the_o forgetfulness_n thereof_o in_o these_o day_n chap._n 27._o circumstance_n to_o be_v observe_v in_o give_v of_o alm_n chap._n 28._o of_o fast_v &_o that_o a_o householder_n shall_v observe_v fast_v day_n chap._n 29._o of_o the_o true_a fast_o chap._n 30._o the_o three_o book_n the_o first_o part_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 1._o the_o division_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n ch_n 2._o of_o a_o monarchy_n chap._n 3._o that_o hereditary_a succession_n be_v better_a election_n chap._n 4._o the_o duty_n of_o a_o prince_n chap._n 5._o of_o the_o name_n of_o emperor_n chap._n 6._o of_o the_o name_n of_o a_o king_n chap._n 7._o of_o a_o gynaecracie_n or_o woman_n reign_n ch_n 8_o of_o tyrant_n chap._n 9_o whether_o subject_n may_v rise_v against_o their_o sovereign_n be_v a_o tyrant_n or_o a_o hereticque_a chap._n 10._o of_o a_o aristocracy_n chap._n 11._o of_o a_o democracie_n chap._n 12._o the_o second_o part_n the_o member_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 13_o of_o nobleman_n chap._n 14._o the_o property_n of_o a_o gentleman_n cha_n 15._o that_o gentleman_n must_v not_o great_o respect_v what_o the_o common_a people_n speak_v of_o they_o chap._n 16._o of_o knight_n of_o honour_n chap._n 17._o of_o citizen_n chap._n 18._o whether_o outlandish_a man_n ought_v to_o be_v admit_v into_o a_o city_n chap._n 19_o of_o merchant_n chap._n 20._o of_o artificer_n chap._n 21._o of_o yeoman_n &_o their_o oppression_n ch_n 22._o the_o three_o part_n of_o counsel_n chap._n 23._o of_o counselor_n chap._n 24._o of_o parliament_n chap._n 25._o of_o judgement_n chap._n 26._o of_o judge_n and_o their_o duty_n chap._n 26._o of_o bribe_n and_o go_v to_o law_n chap._n 27._o of_o magistrate_n chap._n 29._o of_o the_o great_a care_n and_o trouble_n of_o magistrate_n chap._n 30._o whether_o magistrate_n may_v receive_v present_v send_v unto_o they_o chap._n 31._o the_o four_o part_n of_o the_o education_n of_o gentleman_n ch_n 32._o the_o cause_n why_o so_o few_o gentleman_n nowadays_o be_v virtuous_o dispose_v chap._n 33._o whether_o youth_n ought_v to_o be_v correct_v chap._n 34._o of_o schoolmaster_n &_o their_o duty_n cha_n 35_o that_o schoolmaster_n shall_v have_v large_a stipend_n allow_v they_o chap._n 36._o whether_o it_o be_v better_a for_o parent_n to_o keep_v their_o son_n at_o home_n with_o a_o private_a schoolmaster_n or_o to_o send_v they_o abroad_o to_o the_o public_a school_n chap_n 37._o of_o tutoure_n in_o the_o university_n and_o how_o to_o discern_v a_o good_a tutor_n chap._n 38._o the_o five_o part_n of_o grammar_n chap._n 39_o of_o logic_n chap._n 40._o of_o rhetoric_n and_o the_o abuse_n thereof_o in_o these_o day_n chap._n 41._o of_o poetry_n and_o the_o excellency_n thereof_o chap._n 42._o of_o philosophy_n chap._n 43._o of_o the_o art_n magic_a chap._n 44._o of_o physic_n chap._n 45._o of_o law_n chap._n 46._o of_o the_o common_a law_n of_o england_n chap._n 48._o whether_o alteration_n of_o law_n be_v good_a in_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 48._o of_o divinity_n chap._n 49._o whether_o two_o religion_n may_v be_v tolerate_v in_o one_o kingdom_n chap._n 50._o of_o simony_n one_o of_o the_o chief_a overthrow_n of_o religion_n chap._n 51._o the_o six_o part_n of_o the_o alteration_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 52._o the_o effect_n of_o all_o the_o comet_n and_o chief_a eclipse_n which_o have_v happen_v in_o this_o last_o age_n chap._n 53._o the_o cause_n of_o sedition_n and_o civil_a broil_n chap._n 54._o of_o treason_n chap._n 55._o of_o idleness_n chap._n 56._o of_o diceplay_a chap._n 57_o of_o superfluity_n in_o apparel_n another_o cause_n of_o the_o alteration_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 58._o the_o seven_o part_n of_o the_o conservation_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 59_o of_o tax_n and_o subsidy_n chap._n 60._o remedy_n against_o sedition_n and_o privy_a conspiracy_n chap._n 61._o the_o felicity_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n chap._n 62_o the_o eight_o part_n of_o war_n chap._n 63_o whether_o it_o be_v lawful_a for_o christian_n to_o make_v war_n chap._n 64_o what_o war_n be_v most_o lawful_a chap._n 65._o that_o before_o we_o begin_v war_n preparation_n be_v to_o be_v make_v of_o sufficient_a necessary_n thereto_o belong_v chap._n 66._o the_o duty_n of_o a_o general_n chap._n 67._o of_o the_o choice_n of_o soldier_n chap._n 68_o whether_o the_o stranger_n or_o the_o home_n bear_v subject_n be_v to_o be_v prefer_v chap._n 69._o how_o the_o enemy_n be_v to_o be_v vanquish_v chap._n 70._o the_o conclusion_n of_o peace_n the_o first_o book_n of_o the_o golden-grove_n moralize_v the_o first_o part_n of_o god_n nature_n chap._n i._n forasmuch_o as_o all_o the_o endevoure_v of_o humane_a action_n do_v proceed_v from_o god_n pythiis_fw-la and_o 127._o except_o he_o build_v the_o house_n and_o uphold_v man_n enterprise_n their_o labour_n be_v but_o lose_v that_o build_v i_o hold_v it_o a_o requisite_a point_n of_o my_o duty_n that_o in_o these_o moral_a discourse_n and_o politic_a tradition_n i_o begin_v principal_o of_o his_o majesty_n and_o search_v out_o some_o essential_a property_n flow_v from_o his_o divine_a &_o incomprehensible_a form_n for_o the_o accomplish_n of_o which_o and_o of_o all_o the_o rest_n which_o i_o write_v assist_v i_o furente_fw-la o_o thou_o great_a governor_n of_o heaven_n and_o judge_v of_o the_o world_n with_o thy_o sacred_a power_n grant_v 9_o i_o beseech_v thou_o that_o my_o mind_n may_v ascend_v up_o into_o the_o straight_a and_o noble_a seat_n of_o virtue_n where_o i_o may_v find_v the_o fountain_n of_o goodness_n and_o reveal_v the_o same_o be_v find_v unto_o thou_o almost_o lose_v &_o astraied_a sheep_n god_n supernatural_a nature_n i_o confess_v be_v every_o way_n infinite_a can_v possible_o be_v contain_v by_o any_o limit_a creature_n 7._o thing_n subject_a and_o familiar_a to_o sense_n be_v comprehend_v in_o the_o mind_n by_o a_o imaginary_a resemblance_n of_o they_o but_o as_o for_o thing_n infinite_a and_o not_o subject_a to_o sense_n of_o which_o nature_n god_n be_v how_o shall_v i_o be_v able_a to_o imprint_v their_o likeness_n in_o my_o feeble_a and_o shallow_a brain_n 18._o no_o man_n have_v see_v god_n at_o any_o time_n deorum_fw-la yet_o we_o know_v he_o by_o his_o miraculous_a work_n to_o come_v near_o his_o description_n i_o find_v that_o god_n be_v a_o most_o pure_a essential_a and_o active_a form_n without_o mixture_n of_o matter_n &_o form_n or_o distinction_n of_o part_n every_o where_o alike_o and_o the_o very_a same_o and_o again_o god_n be_v uncreate_v perpetual_a that_o be_v he_o ever_o be_v and_o ever_o will_v be_v philosop_n he_o be_v not_o make_v of_o nothing_o for_o nothing_o according_a to_o the_o philosopher_n say_v be_v make_v of_o nothing_o the_o gentile_n albeit_o want_v the_o light_n to_o understand_v perfect_a truth_n be_v yet_o all_o of_o they_o for_o the_o most_o part_n amaze_v at_o the_o excellent_a glory_n &_o power_n of_o god_n pythagoras_n say_v that_o god_n be_v a_o lively_a mind_n that_o pierce_v into_o all_o thing_n of_o who_o all_o live_a creature_n receive_v their_o be_v thales_n esteem_v he_o to_o be_v a_o understanding_n that_o create_v all_o thing_n of_o the_o element_n of_o water_n chrysippus_n call_v he_o a_o natural_a faculty_n endue_v with_o divine_a reason_n thus_o we_o see_v that_o there_o be_v engrave_v in_o the_o heart_n of_o man_n a_o certain_a feel_n of_o god_n nature_n which_o can_v never_o be_v root_v out_o and_o although_o swinish_a atheist_n do_v laugh_v at_o that_o which_o i_o have_v write_v touch_v the_o godhead_n 2._o yet_o that_o be_v but_o a_o laughter_n from_o the_o tooth_n outward_a because_o inward_o the_o worm_n of_o conscience_n gnaw_v they_o much_o more_o sharp_o than_o all_o hot_a sear_a iron_n final_o to_o leave_v the_o gentile_n opinion_n i_o judge_v it_o not_o amiss_o if_o we_o satisfy_v ourselves_o to_o believe_v that_o god_n be_v almighty_a his_o might_n unsearchable_a &_o his_o power_n admirable_a and_o as_o anima_fw-la the_o soul_n be_v whole_o both_o in_o the_o whole_a body_n &_o also_o in_o every_o member_n of_o it_o 10._o so_o god_n be_v whole_o both_o in_o the_o world_n &_o likewise_o whole_o in_o every_o part_n of_o the_o same_o of_o the_o knowledge_n of_o god_n chapt._n 2._o diagoras_n and_o theodorus_n be_v not_o ashamed_a to_o dispute_v against_o the_o deity_n neither_o as_o i_o

to_o take_v pain_n to_o hinder_v our_o peculiar_a damage_n for_o 12._o what_o man_n be_v there_o that_o have_v a_o sheep_n and_o if_o it_o fall_v on_o a_o sabaoth_n day_n into_o a_o pit_n do_v not_o lift_v it_o out_o in_o like_a manner_n it_o be_v lawful_a to_o work_v when_o there_o be_v a_o inundation_n or_o deluge_n of_o water_n and_o also_o upon_o urgent_a necessity_n to_o take_v up_o a_o draught_n of_o fish_n which_o for_o that_o day_n be_v let_v alone_o will_v have_v be_v cast_v away_o more_o yet_o will_v i_o write_v if_o i_o fear_v not_o to_o be_v term_v a_o gagle_a sophister_n as_o have_v already_o discuss_v this_o question_n in_o my_o commentary_n upon_o persius_n 5_o i_o will_v therefore_o proceed_v to_o the_o next_o of_o the_o duty_n of_o servant_n towards_o their_o master_n chap._n 17._o the_o first_o duty_n of_o servant_n towards_o their_o master_n be_v that_o they_o be_v subject_a unto_o they_o e_z and_o please_v they_o in_o all_o thing_n 2._o not_o answer_v again_o nor_o 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