Book, Aphorism

  1      Pre          |            of mind, or even from a kind of fullness of learning,
  2      Pre          |        only taking pains to show a kind of method and discretion
  3      Pre          |  intellectual — with just the same kind of mad effort and useless
  4      Pre          |       which may be considered as a kind of athletic art) to strengthen
  5      Pre          |          and depending more upon a kind of luck than upon any ability
  6        1, XLIV    |        many more plays of the same kind may yet be composed and
  7        1, L       |            much; but all the truer kind of interpretation of nature
  8        1, LIII    |       habit, and accident. Of this kind there is a great number
  9        1, LIV     |           to them. But men of this kind, if they betake themselves
 10        1, LX      |           realities. Of the former kind are Fortune, the Prime Mover,
 11        1, LX      |          earth bad); a more faulty kind is that of actions, as to
 12        1, LXIV    |            to philosophies of this kind there is one caution not
 13        1, LXIV    |          from philosophies of this kind, against which evil we ought
 14        1, LXV     |        contentious and sophistical kind of philosophy ensnares the
 15        1, LXV     |            understanding; but this kind, being fanciful and tumid
 16        1, LXV     |         and lofty spirits.~Of this kind we have among the Greeks
 17        1, LXVI    |             Nor are powers of this kind (I do not say the same,
 18        1, LXVII   |       because intemperance of this kind seems to establish idols
 19        1, LXVII   |           so introduce a wandering kind of inquiry that leads to
 20        1, LXX     |           from experience of every kind first endeavor to discover
 21        1, LXX     |     experimental research as a bad kind of demonstration. But now
 22        1, LXXI    |           given to disputations, a kind of wisdom most adverse to
 23        1, LXXI    |           aside to trifles of this kind. Nor should we omit that
 24        1, LXXIII  |           in passing, or else by a kind of variation of experiments,
 25        1, LXXV    |        fire are quite different in kind — lest men should imagine
 26        1, LXXXI   |          propose to himself such a kind of truth as shall yield
 27        1, LXXXII  |          for, experiment. But this kind of experience is no better
 28        1, LXXXIV  |        have been kept back as by a kind of enchantment from progress
 29        1, LXXXV   |          of a certain and definite kind wherein the curious and
 30        1, LXXXVII |        mind in enterprises of this kind.~
 31        1, LXXXVIII|          sun and of fire differ in kind, and to that other concerning
 32        1, LXXXVIII|        heavens, and things of this kind, which seem to be in some
 33        1, XCI     |            learned. Moreover, this kind of progress is not only
 34        1, XCVIII  |            either in number, or in kind, or in certainty, to inform
 35        1, XCIX    |            Now experiments of this kind have one admirable property
 36        1, XCIX    |            that too of a different kind from those hitherto tried;
 37        1, XCIX    |        establishing axioms by this kind of induction, we must also
 38        1, XCIX    |          had said that there was a kind of thread discovered for
 39        1, XCIX    | immediately to think of some silky kind of vegetable, or of the
 40        1, XCIX    |            at as dreaming of a new kind of cobwebs.~So again, if,
 41        1, XCIX    |            altogether different in kind and as remote as possible
 42        1, XCIX    |     discoveries to show of another kind, which prove that noble
 43        1, XCIX    |          of causes, since no other kind of confutation was open
 44        1, XCIX    |          many old theories of this kind can be revived and many
 45        1, XCIX    |        seem to be of no use; which kind of things may possibly avert
 46        1, XCIX    |            a vulgar and degenerate kind. The second is of those
 47        1, XCIX    |            upon a given body, what kind of rule or direction or
 48        1, XCIX    |         must consider, I say, what kind of rule or guidance he would
 49        1, XCIX    |           which meet in gold. This kind of axiom, therefore, deduces
 50        1, XCIX    |           body into gold. And this kind of operation pertains to
 51        1, XCIX    |    operation pertains to the first kind of action. For the principle
 52        1, XCIX    |          or anticipate.~The second kind of axiom, which is concerned
 53        1, XCIX    |       scrutiny of nature. Yet this kind of anatomy is subject to
 54        1, XCIX    |            bones. But even in this kind, human industry has not
 55        1, XI      |            intense cold produces a kind of sensation of burning: "
 56        1, XII     |         the top of a glass of this kind, and then observe whether
 57        1, XII     |            which eruptions of this kind usually occur have not been
 58        1, XII     |          13. In what situation and kind of soil warm baths usually
 59        1, XII     |            weather of the opposite kind with the south and west
 60        1, XII     |     contracted. But motion of this kind is not so rapid as to excite
 61        1, XIII    |       flame, though of the mildest kind, and from all ignited bodies;
 62        1, XIII    |            of the heat, which is a kind of union, but also to irritation.
 63        1, XVI     |            by the mind, which is a kind of divine fire. The first
 64        1, XVII    |            light, weight, in every kind of matter and subject that
 65        1, XVII    |         discovery of forms of this kind. And yet, when I have spoken
 66        1, XX      |         meet with elsewhere. Which kind of essay I call the Indulgence
 67        1, XX      |         natures. Instances of this kind I call Shining or Striking
 68        1, XX      |          become flexible.~But this kind of motion is best seen in
 69        1, XXIII   |           efficient causes of this kind, that air is always required
 70        1, XXIV    |      virtue. And instances of this kind strikingly display the form.
 71        1, XXV     |            the water. Of a similar kind are the droppings from a
 72        1, XXVIII  |           other bodies of the same kind. For conformable instances
 73        1, XXIX    |            of that sort, who are a kind of suitors and lovers of
 74        1, XXXI    |        nothing can be done in that kind except by the same way in
 75        1, XXXI    |          among the nobler of their kind have (if you observe) been
 76        1, XXXI    |           thing be rare, though in kind it be no way extraordinary,
 77        1, XXXIV   |            something else. Of this kind are gold in weight; iron
 78        1, XXXV    |         many instances of the same kind, so that no one can doubt
 79        1, XXXVI   |      motion. But if nothing of the kind can be found, it must be
 80        1, XXXVII  |         there are many more of the kind.~Again, let the natures
 81        1, XXXVII  |          the virtue impeded in any kind of medium. And if the virtue
 82        1, XXXIX   |           distinctly.~Of the first kind (not to speak of spectacles
 83        1, XXXIX   |        things new and wonderful) a kind of superstitious observation
 84        1, XXXIX   |           discovery.~Of the second kind are those other glasses
 85        1, XXXIX   |          to demonstrations of this kind, which I regard with suspicion
 86        1, XXXIX   |           same means.~Of the third kind are measuring rods, astrolabes,
 87        1, XXXIX   |          actions, and yet are of a kind which add nothing to the
 88        1, XL      |       proper objects.~In the first kind, where an object is imperceptible
 89        1, XL      |            the like.~In the second kind, this reduction or secondary
 90        1, XL      |            In the third and fourth kind, reductions are applicable
 91        1, XL      |    investigation of bodies of this kind it is altogether necessary
 92        1, XL      |          these belong to the third kind of process. For in compact
 93        1, XL      |          several instances of this kind of reduction.~In like manner
 94        1, XL      |           some cases.~In the sixth kind, where the sense is hindered
 95        1, XLI     |           many other things of the kind. In the same way we should
 96        1, XLIII   |      another action of a different kind, yet one action does overpower
 97        1, XLIII   |         another action of the same kind; as the light of the sun
 98        1, XLV     |   distances.~There is also another kind of local measurement of
 99        1, XLVI    |          other things of a similar kind. The compressions also and
100        1, XLVI    |    afterward. And something of the kind I have found on steeping
101        1, XLVI    |          of the aroma. And of this kind there are to be found in
102        1, XLVIII  |  numberless instances of a similar kind.~Let the third motion be
103        1, XLVIII  |           position of parts, and a kind of threads and fibers, which
104        1, L       |         and fixed, and to become a kind of nature. This should first
105        1, L       |             Something of a similar kind I might have tried also
106        1, L       |          many other effects of the kind can be produced, man being
107        1, L       |         transmitted to heirs, as a kind of artificial minerals;
108        1, L       |      bubble up. Everything of this kind should be collected.~Besides
109        1, L       |          business), heats of every kind, with their effects, should