Book, Aphorism

 1        1, L     |    subtle changes of form in the parts of coarser substances (which
 2        1, LI    |         than to dissect her into parts; as did the school of Democritus,
 3        1, LXV   |       entire systems or to their parts. For the human understanding
 4        1, LXV   |         shows itself likewise in parts of other philosophies, in
 5        1, LXV   |       the book of Job, and other parts of the sacred writings,
 6        1, LXVI  |         the development of their parts. It is only when that motion
 7        1, LXIX  |         process consists of four parts, and has as many faults.
 8        1, LXXII |        the other hand, both many parts of the New World and the
 9        1, LXXVI |      part extinguished, still on parts of philosophy there remain
10        1, LXXXVI|        they were complete in all parts and finished. For if you
11        1, XCIX  |   especially in things and their parts that have a specific character,
12        1, XCIX  |        iron, stone; and again in parts of uniform structure in
13        1, XCIX  |          its several homogeneous parts. And this is of use too,
14        1, XI    |   vinegar, and all acids, on all parts of the body where there
15        1, XII   |          and tearing asunder the parts of the substance, while
16        1, XII   | diversity of heat, both in their parts (there being different degrees
17        1, XII   |          asunder and consume the parts in such as are inanimate.
18        1, XIII  |    stomach, and even to external parts, after a little time, as
19        1, XIII  |       and others cold.~5. In the parts of animals after death or
20        1, XIII  |         of heat in the different parts and limbs of the same animal.
21        1, XIII  |      must be supposed that those parts of the heavens shed the
22        1, XX    |   violent motion in the internal parts of a body, which perceptibly
23        1, XX    |         and agitates the grosser parts into a liquid state. And
24        1, XX    |     together, but in the smaller parts of it; and at the same time
25        1, XX    |     works with subtlety, and the parts of the gold yield easily;
26        1, XX    |       and with conflict, and the parts of the iron have greater
27        1, XXII  |    mechanical arrangement of the parts. These instances are solitary
28        1, XXIII |       glass and water into small parts, and the introduction of
29        1, XXVII |      revealing the fabric of the parts of the universe, and anatomizing
30        1, XXVII |        swells and pushes out its parts to the surface, as well
31        1, XXVII |          head, while the seminal parts are the lowest — the extremities
32        1, XXVII |          as well in wholes as in parts. For these it is that detect
33        1, XXVII |      world itself in its greater parts presents conformable instances
34        1, XXXV  |        of comets through various parts of the sky.~Again, another
35        1, XXXVI |         the sea going on in some parts at the same time that a
36        1, XXXVI |        most rapid in the highest parts of the heavens, and gradually
37        1, XXXVI |         of the magnet; as if the parts of the iron, set in motion
38        1, XXXVI |           or it is caused by the parts of the body itself not enduring
39        1, XL    |          sense by means of those parts of them which lie on the
40        1, XL    |        feeds upon those tangible parts which are best disposed
41        1, XL    |     drive before it the tangible parts themselves, so that they
42        1, XL    |      contraction of the tangible parts after some of the spirit
43        1, XL    |    thereupon take place. For the parts of wood split asunder and
44        1, XL    |       the action of the tangible parts only on occasion of the
45        1, XL    |          and meets with tangible parts that are obedient and ready
46        1, XL    |       the development of organic parts, and all the other vital
47        1, XL    |          by the obstinacy of the parts, but may rather be able
48        1, XL    |         the dissimilarity of the parts contained in the same body,
49        1, XL    |        quantity of matter in the parts of a tangible body, whereas
50        1, XLI   |       organization, and see what parts proceed from the yolk and
51        1, XLII  |          herbs and blood and the parts of animals very subtly and
52        1, XLV   |        coasts of Florida or some parts of Spain, where there are
53        1, XLVII |        instance stands fast; its parts fall. The waters in seas
54        1, XLVIII|        change of place until the parts of the body moved are acted
55        1, XLVIII|   revolves at the same time, the parts seeking in that way also
56        1, XLVIII|         by which the homogeneous parts in a body separate themselves
57        1, XLVIII|     lightness only, whereby some parts rise up and some sink down,
58        1, XLVIII|        desire of the homogeneous parts to come together and unite
59        1, XLVIII|         hinder or fetter it) the parts unite from friendship even
60        1, XLVIII|          congregates Homogeneous parts"; a definition of the Peripatetics
61        1, XLVIII|        the desire of homogeneous parts to unite, heat simply aiding
62        1, XLVIII|        and restrains the several parts of whatsoever sort, so long
63        1, XLVIII|          so long the homogeneous parts do not meet together on
64        1, XLVIII|         choked by cold, then the parts being freed from restraint
65        1, XLVIII|          together of homogeneous parts, whence there gradually
66        1, XLVIII|          together of homogeneous parts. That, indeed, if not impeded,
67        1, XLVIII|         omit that meeting of the parts of bodies which is the chief
68        1, XLVIII|          like), then the grosser parts are with stronger effort
69        1, XLVIII|          because the homogeneous parts cannot meet without dislodging
70        1, XLVIII|    nature of heat from the inner parts of the earth. For heat and
71        1, XLVIII|        the ill consent which its parts have with such bodies, from
72        1, XLVIII|     their desire of uniting with parts like themselves. And this
73        1, XLVIII|       and animal, over the finer parts as well of watery as of
74        1, XLVIII|  generates new spirit; the solid parts of plants and animals, as
75        1, XLVIII|          the several members and parts of our body. But to leave
76        1, XLVIII|         certain that the several parts, as well similar as organic,
77        1, XLVIII|       work to digest the coarser parts and turn them into spirit,
78        1, XLVIII|       but simply by exciting the parts of the body to that motion
79        1, XLVIII|         a new disposition of its parts and a conformable motion,
80        1, XLVIII|      collocation and position of parts, and a kind of threads and
81        1, XLVIII|       predominant and commanding parts in any body curb, tame,
82        1, XLVIII|           and regulate the other parts, and compel them to unite,
83        1, XLVIII|          ruling over the subject parts. This motion is eminently
84        1, XLVIII|         the motions of the other parts. It is found however in
85        1, XLVIII|         and keeps together their parts be discharged or quenched.
86        1, XLVIII|        and vitriol), the thicker parts are the masters, so that
87        1, XLVIII|       but of the predominancy of parts in bodies; such being the
88        1, XLVIII|           either in wholes or in parts, but only in appearance.
89        1, L     |      exquisite commixture of its parts. And if the case require
90        1, L     |         coarser dissimilarity of parts. This is the case with colors,
91        1, L     |  condense the flesh and tangible parts, as astringent and inspissatory
92        1, L     |       contraction of the coarser parts in a body after the escape
93        1, L     |    together of those homogeneous parts in a body which are the
94        1, L     |          oils; that the tangible parts are hardened and, the volatile
95        1, L     |      fixed; that the homogeneous parts are separated, while the
96        1, L     |      water to collect the earthy parts; or when syrups are clarified
97        1, L     |         of eggs that the coarser parts may adhere thereto, after
98        1, L     |         the collocation of their parts, of their distribution and