Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |           of sense I for the most part reject; and instead of it
 2      Pre         |         to make. I have on my own part made it my care and study
 3        1, XXV    | occurrence, are made for the most part just large enough to fit
 4        1, XXVIII |            and those for the most part of familiar occurrence,
 5        1, XXXII  |         ways and methods, and the part I take upon myself is not
 6        1, XLIV   |  nevertheless causes for the most part alike. Neither again do
 7        1, LVIII  |           which grow for the most part either out of the predominance
 8        1, LXXI   |         possess come for the most part from the Greeks. For what
 9        1, LXXI   |       doctrines were for the most part (as Dionysius not unaptly
10        1, LXXIII |          us that the experimental part of medicine was first discovered,
11        1, LXXIII |   development of the experimental part. And therefore it was not
12        1, LXXVI  |          systems are for the most part extinguished, still on parts
13        1, LXXIX  |      flourished at all, the least part of their diligence was given
14        1, LXXX   |       especially in the practical part of them — unless natural
15        1, LXXXIX |        persons been drawn to take part against her.~
16        1, XCII   |           much more of the fourth part of my Instauration), since
17        1, XCII   |       give hope is no unimportant part. For without it the rest
18        1, XCIX   |           whereof, if but a small part were directed to sound and
19        1, XCIX   |        likewise should close that part of my Instauration which
20        1, XCIX   |    devoted to pulling down, which part is performed by three refutations:
21        1, XCIX   |       with each other.~But for my part I do not trouble myself
22        1, XCIX   |          collected into the fifth part of my Instauration), yet
23        1, XCIX   |        live to complete the sixth part of the Instauration (which
24        1, XCIX   |          truth, and performing my part toward the commencement
25        1, XCIX   |          which compose the fourth part of the Instauration), and
26        1, XCIX   |        have adduced in the second part), and moreover in my observations
27        1, XCIX   |       have drawn out in the third part), any reader of even moderate
28        1, XCIX   |          the Greeks), or even, in part at least, to some of the
29        1, XCIX   |         ancient stock. But for my part, relying on the evidence
30        1, XCIX   |          therefore I attribute my part in all this, as I have often
31        1, XCIX   |       doctrines and contemplative part of sciences, nor can they
32        1, XCIX   |           others to help and take part in the work, I should even
33        1, XCIX   |   practice, and to let the active part itself be as the seal which
34        1, XCIX   |       answers to this speculative part, starting from the ordinary
35        1, XCIX   |    continuous, which for the most part escapes the sense.~For instance:
36        1, XCIX   |          all, this is but a small part of the work of discovering
37        1, XCIX   |         as one, or the thousandth part of an integer as an integer
38        1, XI     |        the eye, tongue, or on any part when wounded and laid bare
39        1, XIII   |      creation we find no plant or part of plant (as gum or pitch)
40        1, XIII   |        before a fire in its upper part, that is its belly. Now
41        1, XVII   |           I assign so prominent a part to forms, I cannot too often
42        1, XVII   |      themselves and the operative part. And therefore when I say (
43        1, XVIII  |       which is found for the most part cold and yet remains rare,
44        1, XIX    | affirmative. Nor is the exclusive part itself at all complete,
45        1, XX     |           but have its way in one part and be counteracted in another,
46        1, XXVI   |          the sense of taste is in part nothing else than an internal
47        1, XXVII  |    regularly placed in the lowest part, and the seeds in the highest.~
48        1, XXIX   |        practice and the operative part. For to produce new species
49        1, XXXI   |         observed are for the most part very poor things, and that
50        1, XXXII  |         the way for the operative part, as will be shown in the
51        1, XXXVI  |      which are set up where roads part, to indicate the several
52        1, XXXVI  |         noticed, but for the most part they are new, and are expressly
53        1, XXXVI  |      waters must be raised in one part, and thereby be diminished
54        1, XXXVI  |         of the sun from the upper part of the air. Likewise we
55        1, XXXVI  |      kinds of leaves, the aqueous part escaping before the oily
56        1, XXXVIII|    motions which are for the most part unobserved except in their
57        1, XL     |       nature, or at any rate that part of it with which we have
58        1, XL     |           being that the greatest part of it was created by the
59        1, XLIV   |        useful for the informative part of our subject. For information
60        1, XLIV   |          useful for the operative part. They are of two kinds,
61        1, XLIV   |       Instances. In the operative part there are two defects and
62        1, XLVI   |          and then the more earthy part of the flower, which mars
63        1, XLVIII |           Then, indeed, when each part pushes against the next,
64        1, XLVIII |      about Orion, or in any other part of heaven, such questions
65        1, XLVIII |      well-being of the commanding part; so that there is a sort
66        1, XLIX   |     judicious wishes is as much a part of knowledge as to ask judicious
67        1, L      |         the loss or escape of any part. On this subject there has
68        1, L      |         be applied to an external part, the spirits immediately
69        1, L      |   immediately flee away from that part and do not readily flow
70        1, L      |          to escape into any other part, are by consequence brought
71        1, L      |          It consists for the most part in the shape and position
72        1, L      |         antipathies, are in great part corruptions of philosophy.
73        1, LII    |         either in the informative part or in the operative, or
74        1, LII    |         divorce. In the operative part they either point out, or
75        1, LII    |           in this life be in some part repaired; the former by