Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre          |        For I do not object to the use of this received philosophy,
 2      Pre          |        not content to rest in and use the knowledge which has
 3      Pre          |      master, let him (if he will) use his own judgment.~
 4        1, XII     |              XII~The logic now in use serves rather to fix and
 5        1, XXV     |             XXV~The axioms now in use, having been suggested by
 6        1, XXIX    |          opinions and dogmas, the use of anticipations and logic
 7        1, XXXIII  |         reasoning which is now in use); since I cannot be called
 8        1, XXXVII  |           the way which is now in use. But then they go on to
 9        1, XL      |         out, however, is of great use; for the doctrine of Idols
10        1, LIX     |           which (according to the use and wisdom of the mathematicians)
11        1, LXVII   |    practice which holds and is in use among his successors.~The
12        1, LXIX    |           demonstrations which we use are deceptive and incompetent.
13        1, LXX     |         experiments which men now use is blind and stupid. And
14        1, LXX     |   philosophy and contemplation in use are in a bad condition),
15        1, LXXIII  |    experiments, such as mechanics use, and not by any art or theory.
16        1, LXXIX   |           shaped and made fit for use, yet they will hardly grow.
17        1, LXXXI   |        than what they may turn to use in their lectures, or to
18        1, LXXXV   |        brought together for men's use, he will certainly be more
19        1, LXXXV   |      alphabet (to this day not in use among the Chinese) in grammar;
20        1, LXXXVI  |        they meant to store up for use, into aphorisms; that is,
21        1, LXXXVIII|     couple them better with their use, or make the work in greater
22        1, XC      |          two have the boldness to use any liberty of judgment,
23        1, XCIV    |      human understanding, and the use and application thereof,
24        1, XCIV    |     medicine. It will be of great use therefore to set forth what
25        1, XCV     |        ant, they only collect and use; the reasoners resemble
26        1, XCIX    |           those which are of most use for the information of the
27        1, XCIX    |       experiments which are of no use in themselves but simply
28        1, XCIX    |         when this is brought into use, and experience has been
29        1, XCIX    |          impulse, but also by the use of syllogistic demonstration
30        1, XCIX    |      process shall have come into use, then at last shall we see
31        1, XCIX    |         many secrets of excellent use, having no affinity or parallelism
32        1, XCIX    |          and pursuits of far less use and value; whereof, if but
33        1, XCIX    |  experiment, let him by all means use his industry to gather from
34        1, XCIX    |         and that seem to be of no use; which kind of things may
35        1, XCIX    |       things like these are of no use is the same as to suppose
36        1, XCIX    |       suppose that light is of no use, because it is not a thing
37        1, XCIX    |          itself it is of no great use. So also the letters of
38        1, XCIX    |      themselves and apart have no use or meaning, yet they are
39        1, XCIX    |      latent virtue, and yet of no use except in their development.
40        1, XCIX    |         and discovery that was in use among the ancients is by
41        1, XCIX    |           which are at present in use. So far from that, I am
42        1, XCIX    |        that by the methods now in use neither can any great progress
43        1, XCIX    |         because it has grown into use and become familiar.~III~
44        1, XCIX    | homogeneous parts. And this is of use too, and conduces to the
45        1, X       |           the third place we must use induction, true and legitimate
46        1, XIII    |           of trees is of no great use. After this I think comes
47        1, XIII    |           from tinder, such as we use to kindle flame with; and
48        1, XIV     |         also frequently forced to use the words "Let trial be
49        1, XVIII   |      clearness' sake and that the use of the tables may be more
50        1, XIX     |        more powerful aids for the use of the understanding; which
51        1, XX      |        fire is popular, and of no use, being made up of the combination
52        1, XX      |           descensorium, which men use for delicate flowers that
53        1, XXIII   |  migratory instances are of great use with a view to operation,
54        1, XXIV    |      these instances also we must use caution, and check the hurry
55        1, XXV     |            are of the most signal use) exhibit themselves most
56        1, XXVI    |   instances; for they are of much use in the forming of definitions (
57        1, XXVII   |       although they are of little use for the discovery of forms,
58        1, XXVII   |           opposite to that now in use. For hitherto men have used
59        1, XXVII   |        nature than of any serious use toward science. Such things
60        1, XXVII   |      similitudes is of very great use in very many cases.~
61        1, XXVIII  |        like themselves alone. The use of singular instances is
62        1, XXIX    |      former of individuals. Their use is pretty nearly the same,
63        1, XXX     |         for they are of excellent use in indicating the composition
64        1, XXXI    |           them to some more noble use.~Nor is this all. But as
65        1, XXXI    |           with these also we must use the utmost caution lest
66        1, XXXI    |         were done — only with the use of greater diligence and
67        1, XXXI    |         have them by us in common use, are but slightly noticed.~
68        1, XXXI    |           some of them, though in use trivial and ludicrous, yet
69        1, XXXIII  |         propositions are of great use, as shall be shown in the
70        1, XXXIII  |           singular exception.~The use of instances of companionship
71        1, XXXV    |       therefore of most excellent use in raising and elevating
72        1, XXXVII  |        nature from another. Their use is to detect false forms
73        1, XXXIX   |   considerable size, destroys the use of the invention. For if
74        1, XL      |     artificial — a thing of great use in many ways, as well for
75        1, XL      |       which have been hitherto in use. For they have but groped
76        1, XL      |          rather destroying by the use of violent heats and overstrong
77        1, XL      |           weak, and hardly of any use to the eyes of men and most
78        1, XLII    |       that they are also of great use even when proper instances
79        1, XLV     |            as for instance by the use of telescopes.~Most of these
80        1, XLV     |          the water shrink, I made use of a mill or press, till
81        1, XLVI    |          for this is of excellent use and very general application.
82        1, XLVI    |           but also of its eminent use (of which I spoke just now) —
83        1, XLVIII  |         speculative and of little use. Meanwhile, these will suffice
84        1, L       |           or Instances of General Use. They are those which relate
85        1, L       |          discovered and come into use will be described in the
86        1, L       |   examples merely of this general use.~Besides the simple bringing
87        1, L       |           among things of general use. To this head belong the
88        1, L       |          is a thing of very great use, as when they pour oil on
89        1, L       |   subterraneous pits are of great use in keeping off the heat
90        1, L       |          air alone, there is good use in the vessel which has
91        1, L       |           which perhaps may be of use as an auxiliary. The second
92        1, L       |           would be of most signal use and most worthy of examination.
93        1, L       |         operations of fire, as we use it now. And it is then that
94        1, L       |         mode of operation, but in use a polychrest, which should
95        1, LII     |        magical instances. Now the use of these instances, wherein