Book, Aphorism

 1        1, L       |         effected by instances and experiments fit and apposite; wherein
 2        1, LIV     |      chemists, again out of a few experiments of the furnace, have built
 3        1, LXII    |        and careful labor on a few experiments, have thence made bold to
 4        1, LXIII   |          is frequent dealing with experiments. For he had come to his
 5        1, LXIV    |  narrowness and darkness of a few experiments. To those therefore who
 6        1, LXIV    |           daily busied with these experiments and have infected their
 7        1, LXVI    |       common notions, or on a few experiments, or on superstition. It
 8        1, LXX     |          But the manner of making experiments which men now use is blind
 9        1, LXX     |         in play; slightly varying experiments already known, and, if the
10        1, LXX     |          they apply themselves to experiments more seriously and earnestly
11        1, LXX     |      science or theory from their experiments, they nevertheless almost
12        1, LXX     |          and axioms; and seek for experiments of Light, not for experiments
13        1, LXX     |     experiments of Light, not for experiments of Fruit. For axioms rightly
14        1, LXXIII  |         by a kind of variation of experiments, such as mechanics use,
15        1, LXXIII  |       devised rather confuses the experiments than aids them. They, too,
16        1, LXXXII  |      established axioms again new experiments; even as it was not without
17        1, LXXXIII |        and close intercourse with experiments and particulars, subject
18        1, LXXXIV  |         and stocked with infinite experiments and observations.~Nor must
19        1, LXXXVIII|         recognized as long as the experiments and thoughts of men are
20        1, XCV     |    natural history and mechanical experiments and lay it up in the memory
21        1, XCVIII  |     natural species only, and not experiments of the mechanical arts.
22        1, XCIX    |        great plenty of mechanical experiments, there is yet a great scarcity
23        1, XCIX    |      natural history a variety of experiments which are of no use in themselves
24        1, XCIX    |        call Experimenta lucifera, experiments of light, to distinguish
25        1, XCIX    |          which I call fructifera, experiments of fruit.~Now experiments
26        1, XCIX    |         experiments of fruit.~Now experiments of this kind have one admirable
27        1, XCIX    |         is a greater abundance of experiments to be sought for and procured,
28        1, XCIX    |        not deny that when all the experiments of all the arts shall have
29        1, XCIX    |          mere transferring of the experiments of one art to others may
30        1, XCIX    |       extract works from works or experiments from experiments (as an
31        1, XCIX    |         works or experiments from experiments (as an empiric), but from
32        1, XCIX    |      empiric), but from works and experiments to extract causes and axioms,
33        1, XCIX    |          and axioms new works and experiments, as a legitimate interpreter
34        1, XCIX    |          read, some things in the experiments themselves that are not
35        1, XCIX    |           my natural history many experiments which are mistaken and falsely
36        1, XCIX    |   mistakes in natural history and experiments are important, frequent,
37        1, XCIX    |       with also in my history and experiments many things which are trivial
38        1, XCIX    |          a time, I am seeking for experiments of light, not for experiments
39        1, XCIX    |     experiments of light, not for experiments of fruit, following therein,
40        1, XCIX    |          and true induction, with experiments to aid; and by a comparison
41        1, X       |          to deduce and derive new experiments from axioms. The former
42        1, XXXVI   |          as is shown by countless experiments. Among others the following
43        1, XXXVI   |   instances of the fingerpost and experiments of light, and not by probable
44        1, XL      |         but only makes trials and experiments within its prison house,
45        1, XL      |         success than in the other experiments which have been hitherto
46        1, XLII    |         is enough to propose such experiments by way of example. Again,
47        1, XLVI    |       principal foundation of the experiments in natural magic (of which
48        1, XLVIII  |       betrays itself in very many experiments as in bubbles, in the roundness
49        1, XLVIII  |        rapid motion. Of these two experiments I have spoken also in the
50        1, L       |       flesh. For in each of these experiments they imagine that the rarefied
51        1, L       |     however, to make some careful experiments for the purpose of ascertaining
52        1, L       |         the like. And in chemical experiments on metals there are found
53        1, L       |         and honest scrutiny, from experiments in agriculture, navigation,
54        1, LII     | illustrated with speculations and experiments in nature, as examples of