Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |           own. Those on the other hand who have taken a contrary
 2      Pre        |      great work to be done by the hand of man it is manifestly
 3        1, II    |              II~Neither the naked hand nor the understanding left
 4        1, II    |          understanding as for the hand. And as the instruments
 5        1, II    |         as the instruments of the hand either give motion or guide
 6        1, VII   |       productions of the mind and hand seem very numerous in books
 7        1, XXVIII|     interpretations, on the other hand, being gathered here and
 8        1, XLVIII|           that which is nearer at hand, namely, on final causes,
 9        1, LXI   |    steadiness and practice of the hand, if it be done by aim of
10        1, LXI   |           if it be done by aim of hand only, but if with the aid
11        1, LXVI  |          matter, nor on the other hand from dissecting nature till
12        1, LXVII |     school of Plato, on the other hand, introduced Acatalepsia,
13        1, LXX   |        the order of the matter in hand leads me to add something
14        1, LXXII |           our times, on the other hand, both many parts of the
15        1, LXXIX |          age before, on the other hand, during the continuance
16        1, LXXXI |          from the mass already at hand they neither take nor look
17        1, LXXXV |           and ruled motion of the hand and instruments — as the
18        1, LXXXV |  superstitious magic on the other hand (if of this also we must
19        1, LXXXIX|         be referred to the divine hand and rod, a point in which
20        1, XCII  |           but to lead them by the hand with their good will. And
21        1, XCIII |          the business which is in hand, having the character of
22        1, XCIX  |           mind or stretch out his hand for anything else. But then
23        1, XCIX  |     philosophy, shall be ready at hand, still the understanding
24        1, XCIX  |           those only which are at hand. But the induction which
25        1, XCIX  |      letters by the motion of the hand, there is yet this difference
26        1, XCIX  |          letters written with the hand for a single copy only;
27        1, XCIX  |           more to the business in hand whether the discoveries
28        1, XCIX  |       undertakes by steadiness of hand and power of eye to describe
29        1, XCIX  |        anyone else can by eye and hand alone, he makes no great
30        1, XCIX  |       that shall take the work in hand hereafter. For my way of
31        1, XCIX  |          that if men had ready at hand a just history of nature
32        1, XCIX  |      readier and to lie nearer at hand and to give more ground
33        1, XI    |          although not warm to the hand (either whole or in powder),
34        1, XII   |      perpetual snow. On the other hand, it has been observed that
35        1, XII   |           placing it between your hand and the rays of the sun,
36        1, XII   |          warm baths, on the other hand, if received into a vessel
37        1, XII   |       cold by applying either the hand or a graduated glass.~To
38        1, XIII  |          great to be borne by the hand. It is said, however, of
39        1, XIII  |           as somewhat to burn the hand that touched them.~9. Animals
40        1, XIII  |        heat. Even the heat of the hand communicates some heat to
41        1, XIII  |       much more the heat of one's hand placed on the top of the
42        1, XIII  |      tepid water feels hot if the hand be cold, but cold if the
43        1, XIII  |          be cold, but cold if the hand be hot.~
44        1, XX    |           top, it soon burns your hand; if at the side or from
45        1, XXIII | previously exist, or on the other hand of disappearing when it
46        1, XXIII |     communicated, or on the other hand which in the course of this
47        1, XXVI  |          and palate. On the other hand the tastes of salt, sweet,
48        1, XXVII |          In a plant, on the other hand, the root (which answers
49        1, XXIX  |      deviations; and on the other hand he that knows her deviations
50        1, XXXI  |   wondered at. While on the other hand things which really call
51        1, XXXI  |          instances of the wit and hand of man, we must not altogether
52        1, XXXIII|         acquired, or on the other hand departing or put away. Wherefore
53        1, XXXIII|     sufficient for the purpose in hand even if they admit of some
54        1, XXXIII|          may help the business in hand. The first is that, if a
55        1, XXXIX |         neither the motion of the hand, though aided by a ruler,
56        1, XL    |        and the like. On the other hand the contraction of the tangible
57        1, XL    |          nothing; as on the other hand to maintain that a given
58        1, XL    |           as in the motion of the hand of a clock and again in
59        1, XL    |          to do with the matter in hand. So much then for the reduction
60        1, XLII  |           proper instances are at hand — for the purpose, I mean,
61        1, XLVII |        whole magnet. On the other hand there are virtues in which
62        1, XLVIII|            if it be found near at hand.~Let the seventh motion
63        1, XLVIII|          leaf, flower, eye, nose, hand, foot, and the like, so,
64        1, XLVIII|        pinned to the ground, tied hand and foot, or otherwise held
65        1, L     | extinguished; though on the other hand these same opiates taken
66        1, L     |      numerous cases. On the other hand metals agree well together
67        1, LII   |          faithful guardian) I may hand over to men their fortunes,