Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XXV   | particulars. And if some opposite instance, not observed or not known
 2        1, XLVI  |          true axiom, the negative instance is the more forcible of
 3        1, LIII  |           and variety. But I will instance those the pointing out of
 4        1, LXIV  |           this there is a notable instance in the alchemists and their
 5        1, LXVI  |         anyone shall observe (for instance) that there is in bodies
 6        1, LXVI  |     nature — of dense bodies, for instance, toward the globe of the
 7        1, LXXXV |         the making of clocks (for instance) is certainly a subtle and
 8        1, XCIX  |        peril from a contradictory instance; and it generally decides
 9        1, XCIX  |         the old channels.~If, for instance, before the invention of
10        1, XCIX  |     putrid substances — musk, for instance, and civet — the sweetest
11        1, XCIX  |      least abstruse language. For instance, if a man wishes to superinduce
12        1, XCIX  |          ordinary course. As, for instance, when inquiry is made from
13        1, XCIX  |     operations of nature. As, for instance, when inquiry is made concerning
14        1, XCIX  |       part escapes the sense.~For instance: in all generation and transformation
15        1, XII   |          to the first affirmative instance.~1. The rays of the moon
16        1, XII   |      negative to this affirmative instance.~To the 5th.~11. All flame
17        1, XII   |    liquids I subjoin the negative instance of liquid itself in its
18        1, XII   |          To the 15th.~21. To this instance I subjoin no negative, except
19        1, XII   |           to be subjoined to this instance. For we find among us no
20        1, XII   |          To the 17th.~23. On this instance should be made more diligent
21        1, XII   |          To the 18th.~24. On this instance too should be made more
22        1, XII   |          To the 19th.~25. To this instance is subjoined the negative
23        1, XII   |          To the 21st.~27. To this instance it is hard to subjoin a
24        1, XII   |       them. For the twenty-fourth instance exhibits a power in it that
25        1, XII   |         as are inanimate. To this instance again there is no negative
26        1, XIII  |       down as cold: the moon, for instance, and above all Saturn. Of
27        1, XIII  |          their heat. Jupiter, for instance, is hotter, probably, to
28        1, XIII  |         flames. Ignited iron, for instance, is much hotter and more
29        1, XIII  |     immediately extinguished. For instance, when tinder, or the burning
30        1, XVI   |       which are not found in some instance where the given nature is
31        1, XVI   |     present, or are found in some instance where the given nature is
32        1, XVI   |         found to increase in some instance when the given nature decreases,
33        1, XVII  |         therefore when I say (for instance) in the investigation of
34        1, XVIII |        that any one contradictory instance overthrows a conjecture
35        1, XX    |           can be no contradictory instance. At the same time the form
36        1, XX    |    without any preceding heat, an instance which excludes heating from
37        1, XX    |           many mixed motions. For instance, an arrow or dart turns
38        1, XXII  |          are as good as many.~For instance, if we are inquiring into
39        1, XXIII |      twofold, or rather it is one instance in motion or passage, continued
40        1, XXIII |           of the form in a single instance leads the way (as is evident
41        1, XXIII |      migration, the more must the instance be valued. Besides, migratory
42        1, XXIII |         an example of a migratory instance. Let the nature to be investigated
43        1, XXIII |     investigated be whiteness. An instance migrating to production
44        1, XXIII |       have given an example of an instance migrating to production
45        1, XXIII |           nature of whiteness. An instance migrating to destruction
46        1, XXIV  |          into be heat. A striking instance of the motion of expansion,
47        1, XXIV  |        into be weight. A striking instance of weight is quicksilver.
48        1, XXIV  |           quicksilver is a better instance for indicating the form
49        1, XXV   |         there. A somewhat similar instance is that of children's looking
50        1, XXV   |     relaxes them.~To take another instance, let the proposed nature
51        1, XXV   |          most remarkable striking instance is the magnet. But there
52        1, XXV   |          water. Now a clandestine instance is a magnet armed with iron,
53        1, XXVI  |       admixture of substance. The instance of light will give or constitute
54        1, XXXI  |           For example, a singular instance of art is paper, a thing
55        1, XXXIII|           in question be heat. An instance of companionship is flame.
56        1, XXXIII|          of flame. But no hostile instance of heat is to be found here.
57        1, XXXIII|         heat.~But to take another instance: let the nature in question
58        1, XXXIII|         be consistency. A hostile instance is air. For metal can be
59        1, XXXV  |            We have, therefore, an instance of alliance in that common
60        1, XXXV  |           fire. We have a similar instance of alliance in the revival
61        1, XXXV  |       pretty talk.~But we have an instance of alliance in one of the
62        1, XXXV  |           the sky.~Again, another instance of alliance on this subject
63        1, XXXV  |           to west.~Again, another instance would be the ebb and flow
64        1, XXXV  |          water may be taken as an instance of alliance. For if there
65        1, XXXV  |           be verified by a single instance, in that we shall have got
66        1, XXXV  |         shall have got at last an instance of alliance on the subject
67        1, XXXV  |          there does not occur any instance on this subject certain
68        1, XXXVI |          then, we have come to an instance of the fingerpost in this
69        1, XXXVI |        authority of this decisive instance we must reject the assertion
70        1, XXXVI |           at length we come to an instance of the fingerpost on this
71        1, XXXVI |        authority of this decisive instance the raising by magnetic
72        1, XXXVI |           We may here take for an instance of the fingerpost the following.
73        1, XXXVI |         The following would be an instance of the fingerpost on this
74        1, XXXVI |         the following would be an instance of the fingerpost. Take
75        1, XXXVI |        regard to this question an instance of the fingerpost would
76        1, XXXVI |         the following would be an instance of the fingerpost on this
77        1, XXXVI |          take the following as an instance of the fingerpost. We see
78        1, XXXVI | heterogeneous.~But we may have an instance of the fingerpost more nicely
79        1, XXXVII|      perhaps be able to find some instance of divorce; such, for example,
80        1, XXXVII|         magnetic action may be an instance of divorce between corporeal
81        1, XL    |          or (to take a particular instance) what quantity of butter,
82        1, XL    |           as that of the sun, for instance, in a basin of water.~The
83        1, XLI   |      investigation of nature. For instance, if we are inquiring into
84        1, XLV   |        diminish distances, as for instance by the use of telescopes.~
85        1, XLV   |     greater. The act of sight for instance is not well performed in
86        1, XLVII |           universe. The earth for instance stands fast; its parts fall.
87        1, XLVIII|       which we have also a pretty instance in the motion of the air
88        1, XLVIII|            are heat and cold. For instance, air, if expanded by tension,
89        1, XLVIII|          need of such bodies. For instance, gold or any other metal
90        1, XLVIII|    hindrances they meet with.~For instance, there are some armed magnets
91        1, XLVIII|          should be collected; for instance, that the more common the