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In diuers points: for in diuision any generall kinde may bee rightly spoken of euery speciall kinde contained vnder the same; as this word, sensible body, which is spoken both of man and beast. But in partition, the whole cannot be spoken of euery part: for you cannot say that the soule or body of man is whole man, nor that the head or foot is his whole body. Againe, diuision diuideth
vniuersall things into their particulars, and partition diuideth particulars into their parts, and most commonly followeth diui∣sion, helping to make subdiuisions: as for example, when diuision hath diuided a sensible body into man and beast, then followeth partition, and diuideth man into soule and body, and the body into his integrall parts, as head, brest, bellie, legs, and such like.