Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |             very outset not left to take its own course, but guided
 2      Pre        |            a liberty common to all, take exception to it?) yet the
 3      Pre        |             want of mental power to take in and embrace the other (
 4        1, XIII  |           proposition, but does not take hold of the thing.~
 5        1, XXV   |             large enough to fit and take these in; and therefore
 6        1, XXXII |             methods, and the part I take upon myself is not that
 7        1, XLII  |    impressions, accordingly as they take place in a mind preoccupied
 8        1, LII   |             of the Tribe, and which take their rise either from the
 9        1, LIII  |          LIII~The Idols of the Cave take their rise in the peculiar
10        1, LVIII |             every student of nature take this as a rule: that whatever
11        1, LX    |           and deeply rooted. Let us take for example such a word
12        1, LX    |           to apply the word, if you take it in one sense, flame is
13        1, LXXV  |          therefore, men will easily take warning not to mix up their
14        1, LXXXI |        already at hand they neither take nor look for anything more
15        1, LXXXV |             natural substances, and take notice of such things as
16        1, LXXXIX|       certain persons been drawn to take part against her.~
17        1, XCI   |           the generality of men can take in, and is apt to be overwhelmed
18        1, XCII  |             great judgment, we must take good heed that we be not
19        1, XCII  |         constancy. Nay, and we must take state prudence too into
20        1, XCII  |         rule is to distrust, and to take the less favorable view
21        1, XCV   |            of the mind, nor does it take the matter which it gathers
22        1, XCVII |    Alexander "had done no more than take courage to despise vain
23        1, XCIX  |            of natural philosophy to take in the particular sciences,
24        1, XCIX  |      Moreover, I think that men may take some hope from my own example.
25        1, XCIX  |          the same things, one shall take charge of one thing and
26        1, XCIX  |       possession of results which I take to be far more true and
27        1, XCIX  |            never ask the cause, but take them as they are for granted.
28        1, XCIX  |            at nature, yet can never take hold of her. Certainly what
29        1, XCIX  |         mine, but to all that shall take the work in hand hereafter.
30        1, XCIX  |   understanding truly. For I do not take away authority from the
31        1, XCIX  |          call in others to help and take part in the work, I should
32        1, XII   |          expectation and obliged to take to their boat. Thus the
33        1, XII   |           the following experiment. Take a glass fashioned in a contrary
34        1, XII   |            those who first stir and take them out run the risk of
35        1, XIII  |      burying grounds, where burials take place daily, the earth collects
36        1, XIII  |       substances, the hottest, as I take it, are ignited metals,
37        1, XIII  | thermoscopes], which are made thus. Take a glass with a hollow belly,
38        1, XIII  |            body.~39. Next to air, I take those bodies to be most
39        1, XVII  |              or, "It is possible to take away or keep out heat from
40        1, XX    |         heat dilates a body upward. Take therefore two iron rods,
41        1, XXIV  |           and careful exclusion.~To take an example: let the nature
42        1, XXIV  |          and without transition.~To take another example: let the
43        1, XXV   |            childish sport when they take water, made a little more
44        1, XXV   |      dissolves and relaxes them.~To take another instance, let the
45        1, XXVI  |        discovery of the great form, take it for granted that the
46        1, XXVI  |          circumstances or points to take hold of aids the memory;
47        1, XXVI  |              multitude of points to take hold of; expectation beforehand.~
48        1, XXVI  |          expectation beforehand.~To take another example, let the
49        1, XXVI  |          not the place to speak.~To take another example, let the
50        1, XXVII |             air and sun. For if you take a tender and flourishing
51        1, XXVII |            are not to be neglected. Take, for example, Africa and
52        1, XXXI  |           the discoveries which can take rank among the nobler of
53        1, XXXIII|         susceptible to heat.~But to take another instance: let the
54        1, XXXVI |             be assigned. Now, if we take the first, it follows that
55        1, XXXVI |         Spain and Africa the floods take place at the same times,
56        1, XXXVI |            same times, and the ebbs take place at the same times
57        1, XXXVI |        appears to be certain, if we take it for granted that the
58        1, XXXVI |            for want of something to take their place at the bottom;
59        1, XXXVI |           in the earth. We may here take for an instance of the fingerpost
60        1, XXXVI |         instance of the fingerpost. Take a clock moved by leaden
61        1, XXXVI |       increased in the mine, we may take the attraction of the mass
62        1, XXXVI |             would be the following. Take a magnetic globe and mark
63        1, XXXVI |           prove that reflection may take place from a rare body,
64        1, XXXVI |          expansion must necessarily take place, and that there must
65        1, XXXVI |            subject therefore we may take the following as an instance
66        1, XL    |            the body which thereupon take place. For the parts of
67        1, XL    |     speaking, derived. We must also take for granted a third proposition
68        1, XL    |          salt, and the like; or (to take a particular instance) what
69        1, XLII  |     approximation or by analogy. To take an example: There is no
70        1, XLII  |           Yet how far the thing may take place we may conceive, by
71        1, XLV   |           motions of things act and take effect at distances not
72        1, XLV   |             of these powers act and take effect only by manifest
73        1, XLV   |            than men suspect; as (to take common examples) when amber
74        1, XLVI  |            space and did not rather take a perceptible time in traveling
75        1, XLVI  |          velocity get the start and take effect before the other
76        1, XLVI  |            of an hour only and then take them out, and (since the
77        1, XLVIII|             or desiccation, which I take to be owing not so much
78        1, XLVIII|   assimilation or simple generation take place only in animate bodies,
79        1, XLVIII|         themselves, so that you may take away the first mover, and
80        1, XLVIII|           the influence. For if you take away light, colors and its
81        1, XLVIII|         instantly disappear; if you take away the original percussion
82        1, L     |             a long while below, and take breath from time to time.
83        1, L     |             the hollow of the bell, take breath, and then go on with
84        1, L     |           they cannot get a simple, take its succedaneum or quid
85        1, L     |            is blown at once; stones take a long time to grow, while
86        1, L     |            and introduced merely to take in bodies earthy, dry, and
87        1, L     |           and herbs thrive best and take, so to speak, most delight;