Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre          |          having carried them much too far. The more ancient of the
 2      Pre          |             remembered then that I am far from wishing to interfere
 3        1, XXVIII  |             indeed, anticipations are far more powerful than interpretations,
 4        1, XXXVIII |          danger fortify themselves as far as may be against their
 5        1, XLVI    |            and pass them by. But with far more subtlety does this
 6        1, XLVI    |               that come after, though far sounder and better. Besides,
 7        1, L       |                              L~But by far the greatest hindrance and
 8        1, L       |             be achieved in nature, as far as the production of works
 9        1, LX      |             word as humid and see how far the several things which
10        1, LXI     |              argument. And this is so far well, inasmuch as it leaves
11        1, LXII    |            vanity of some has gone so far aside as to seek the origin
12        1, LXV     |              admixture of theology is far more widely spread, and
13        1, LXV     |            extreme levity indulged so far as to attempt to found a
14        1, LXVI    |             other bodies.~But it is a far greater evil that they make
15        1, LXVI    |             What they intimate is how far, not by what means, or from
16        1, LXX     |             the best demonstration by far is experience, if it go
17        1, LXXI    |             as a mystic), did not, so far as we know, open schools;
18        1, LXXVII  |            after due examination. But far the greater number of those
19        1, LXXIX   |          received and grew strong, by far the greater number of the
20        1, LXXXI   |          fortunes. But in general, so far are men from proposing to
21        1, LXXXVII |            this judgment would not be far amiss: that there is as
22        1, LXXXVIII|                              LXXXVIII~Far more, however, has knowledge
23        1, XCII    |                           XCII~But by far the greatest obstacle to
24        1, XCIX    |          impulses, they will discover far more. For although it may
25        1, XCIX    |              other way. And therefore far better things, and more
26        1, XCIX    |             dress and furniture which far surpassed the thread of
27        1, XCIX    |               matters and pursuits of far less use and value; whereof,
28        1, XCIX    |               the open ground and not far off; the other has no issue
29        1, XCIX    |            results which I take to be far more true and more certain
30        1, XCIX    |             discovering sciences goes far to level men's wit and leaves
31        1, XCIX    |          abstract wisdom, a condition far more heavenly. Now to this
32        1, XCIX    |           experience that was wanted; far from it. And besides, that
33        1, XCIX    |             are at present in use. So far from that, I am most glad
34        1, XCIX    |        discoveries appears to hold by far the first place among human
35        1, XCIX    | transformation of concrete bodies, so far as this is possible; to
36        1, XCIX    |            adjoining, or at least not far removed. But as for any
37        1, XCIX    |              configuration is a thing far more subtle and exact, and
38        1, XII     |           their action does not go so far as to produce sensible warmth,
39        1, XIII    |             of Degrees in Cold.~2. As far, however, as potential heat
40        1, XIII    |               subtle and exquisite as far to exceed the perception
41        1, XIII    |         tangible matter.~41. Heat, as far as regards the sense and
42        1, XVI     |      therefore, of true induction (as far as regards the discovery
43        1, XX      |             till it turns into a body far more extended and dilated
44        1, XX      |                indeed, with an action far more subtle; but because
45        1, XXIV    |           iron and like bodies are so far from displaying the progress
46        1, XXIV    |         weight is quicksilver. For it far surpasses in weight all
47        1, XXV     |               armed magnet supports a far greater weight of iron than
48        1, XXVI    |             wonderfully, and exalt it far above its natural powers.
49        1, XXVI    |             and the memory has not so far to range. Now in the three
50        1, XXVII   |          certain that all of them, as far as the motion is concerned,
51        1, XXXI    |               and all liberal too (as far as they deal with works),
52        1, XXXIII  |               such a body will not be far from bringing to light the
53        1, XXXIII  |              a universal negative (as far as the essences that have
54        1, XXXIV   |           measures of things, and how far in any case nature may act
55        1, XXXV    |              with the heat of fire is far milder and softer in degree;
56        1, XXXV    |             us through the air) it is far moister; the third (and
57        1, XXXV    |            lower comets, which though far below the heaven, nevertheless
58        1, XXXVII  |               a body, and you are not far from allowing that it can
59        1, XXXIX   |             that natural textures are far more subtle than artificial.
60        1, XXXIX   |          indeed noble discoveries, so far as we may safely trust to
61        1, XL      |              milk. These mixtures, so far as relates to tangible elements,
62        1, XLII    |               their subtlety. Yet how far the thing may take place
63        1, XLV     |               to a lesser extent. How far they do suffer it I have
64        1, XLVI    |             overcomes and regulates a far larger mass — I mean the
65        1, XLVII   |             they subsist and show how far the mode of the virtue depends
66        1, XLVIII  |      dimensions, yet there might be a far greater compression of these
67        1, XLVIII  |             there might be effected a far greater extension of these
68        1, XLVIII  |         motions of which I speak stop far short of these limits, and
69        1, XLVIII  |               with consent. But it is far more necessary (because
70        1, XLVIII  |            while the other stands out far above the surface, draws
71        1, XLVIII  |          Consequently heat is excited far more slowly and with far
72        1, XLVIII  |              far more slowly and with far greater difficulty in stone
73        1, XLVIII  |               to motion, they yet, as far as they can, maintain their
74        1, XLVIII  |            times their own weight, so far does the motion of the lesser
75        1, XLVIII  |              raise a given weight, so far does the motion of liberty
76        1, XLVIII  |           extent without breaking, so far does the motion of continuity
77        1, XLVIII  |           crack of a certain size, so far does the motion of the greater
78        1, XLVIII  |         observed, as I have said, how far these yielding motions carry
79        1, XLVIII  |             made in shooting. See how far a gun will carry a ball
80        1, L       |               poured round another is far the densest. Caverns, again,
81        1, L       |                Such condensations, as far as yet appears, would seem
82        1, L       |             mercury, which occupies a far greater space in powder
83        1, L       |               nature are performed by far smaller portions at a time,
84        1, L       |             time, and by arrangements far more exquisite and varied
85        1, L       |             Now the works of time are far subtler than those of fire.
86        1, L       |              precipitated by fire are far inferior to those which