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 1      Pre           |            reminded relates to the matter itself.~Be it remembered
 2      Pre           |      others like it, for supplying matter for disputations or ornaments
 3        1, XIV      |           which is the root of the matter) are confused and overhastily
 4        1, XV       |    Attraction, Repulsion, Element, Matter, Form, and the like; but
 5        1, XVI      |         the flux and alteration of matter and the mixing of one thing
 6        1, XXXIV    |           bring forward is no easy matter, for things in themselves
 7        1, XLIII    |   themselves, by any means set the matter right. But words plainly
 8        1, LI       |         into nature than the rest. Matter rather than forms should
 9        1, LXVI     |        speak of the faulty subject matter of contemplations, especially
10        1, LXVI     |         the secondary qualities of matter, and the operations of attraction,
11        1, LXVI     |           potential and uninformed matter, nor on the other hand from
12        1, LXX      |           But now the order of the matter in hand leads me to add
13        1, LXXI     |      professorial; both turned the matter into disputations, and set
14        1, LXXVII   |           men are deceived, if the matter be looked into more keenly.
15        1, LXXXII   |          who rightly considers the matter, that no mortal should have
16        1, LXXXII   |        that has no relation to the matter except in name. For logical
17        1, LXXXIII  |      subject to sense and bound in matter; especially as they are
18        1, LXXXV    |           diligently inspect their matter and contents, and his wonder
19        1, LXXXVI   |         the entire art. But as the matter now is, it is nothing strange
20        1, LXXXVIII |             it is thought a subtle matter. In fact, what in some things
21        1, LXXXVIII |          accomplishing, some great matter.~
22        1, LXXXIX   |         with a pleasing variety of matter, but all the while disparaging
23        1, LXXXIX   |      dangerous to them. But if the matter be truly considered, natural
24        1, XC       |         every side. But though the matter be so according to right
25        1, XCI      |      applause. For it is a greater matter than the generality of men
26        1, XCII     |            which make hope in this matter reasonable, just as Columbus
27        1, XCV      |         mind, nor does it take the matter which it gathers from natural
28        1, XCVII    |           and a deeper view of the matter, saying in effect that Alexander "
29        1, XCIX     |     hitherto more has been done in matter of invention by thinking
30        1, XCIX     |            man, yet it is no great matter that can be hoped from that;
31        1, XCIX     |       things solid and realized in matter. And when this process shall
32        1, XCIX     |            before it. For in a new matter it is not only the strong
33        1, XCIX     |           yet they are the subject matter for the composition and
34        1, XCIX     |          censure, certainly if the matter be truly considered such
35        1, XCIX     |          modern times, have in the matter of sciences drunk a crude
36        1, XCIX     |       dwelling with experience and matter and the fluctuations of
37        1, XCIX     |           impressed and defined in matter by true and exquisite lines.
38        1, XCIX     |           when they understood the matter, published them to the world,
39        1, XCIX     |      should not continue to supply matter for disputation and ornaments
40        1, XCIX     |      weight (observing the laws of matter), or transparency on an
41        1, XCIX     |            the unchangeableness of matter (both false assumptions);
42        1, XCIX     |            efficient cause, and of matter, and of the latent process,
43        1, XII      |       first place it may well be a matter of doubt what is the nature
44        1, XII      |        sometimes flame in suitable matter.~To the 18th.~24. On this
45        1, XIII     |         light and porous vegetable matter, as straw, reeds, and dried
46        1, XIII     |         and salts (after the crude matter is discharged), and in their
47        1, XIII     |           sort opposed to tangible matter.~41. Heat, as far as regards
48        1, XVII     |       ideas, either not defined in matter at all, or ill defined.
49        1, XVII     |           weight, in every kind of matter and subject that is susceptible
50        1, XXIV     |      depends simply on quantity of matter and not on compactness of
51        1, XXV      |        compounded of heterogeneous matter; the reason being that the
52        1, XXV      |          approach of heterogeneous matter binds bodies together, while
53        1, XXV      |         insinuation of homogeneous matter dissolves and relaxes them.~
54        1, XXVII    |       instances. For all vegetable matter swells and pushes out its
55        1, XXXIII   |           beyond the conditions of matter.~
56        1, XXXVI    |          of the impenetrability of matter, and not troubling themselves
57        1, XXXVI    |           be hindered by a mass of matter sufficient to suppress and
58        1, XXXVII   |           substances separate from matter and incorporeal. For allow
59        1, XL       |     abundance or scantiness of the matter occupying the same space
60        1, XL       |            expansion or coition of matter in bodies compared one with
61        1, XL       |            another, viz., how much matter occupies how much space
62        1, XL       |            quantum or sum total of matter remains unchanged, without
63        1, XL       |            that of that quantum of matter more or less is contained
64        1, XL       |        abundance and scantiness of matter that the abstract notions
65        1, XL       |        greater or less quantity of matter in this or that body is
66        1, XL       |            such an accumulation of matter, that spirit of wine, to
67        1, XL       |            up an equal quantity of matter, would require twenty-one
68        1, XL       |            Now the accumulation of matter and its proportions are
69        1, XL       |         answers to the quantity of matter in the parts of a tangible
70        1, XL       |          spirit and the quantum of matter which it contains cannot
71        1, XL       |     contains the least quantity of matter in a given space. After
72        1, XL       |          has little to do with the matter in hand. So much then for
73        1, XLI      |           careless men are in this matter; for they study nature only
74        1, XLII     |    affinity between bodies and the matter that feeds or nourishes
75        1, XLII     |           is not a bad one for the matter in question, provided that
76        1, XLIV     |           latter is the end of the matter. I will proceed therefore
77        1, XLV      |            the mass or quantity of matter in the bodies acted on;
78        1, XLVI     |            wherein a small mass of matter overcomes and regulates
79        1, XLVIII   |            motion of resistance in matter which is inherent in each
80        1, XLVIII   |          can reduce any portion of matter, be it ever so small, to
81        1, XLVIII   |         actually sustain. Thus the matter is never brought to a penetration
82        1, XLVIII   |          the name of the motion of matter, which is in some sort the
83        1, XLVIII   |        contrary, in this motion of matter bodies desire a new sphere
84        1, XLVIII   |       effecting and in the subject matter. For the motion of assimilation
85        1, XLVIII   |           defined by true lines in matter and the fabric of nature,
86        1, XLVIII   |        spaces) is a false one. For matter is clearly capable of folding
87        1, XLVIII   |            this case the motion of matter. But if you charge with
88        1, XLVIII   |           gunpowder, the motion of matter in the sulphur prevails,
89        1, XLVIII   |            aided by the motions of matter and of flight in the niter.
90        1, XLVIII(1)|     concrete bodies rather than to matter in general —? Ed.]~
91        1, L        |           immensely in quantity of matter and density, but agree very
92        1, L        | configurations, but in quantity of matter or density their variation
93        1, LI       |          subtler configurations of matter (a thing required in every
94        1, LII      |        their laws as determined in matter; so that this science flows