Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |        rescue, and no way able to set matters right again, has
 2      Pre         |         things mechanical men had set to work with their naked
 3      Pre         |     things intellectual they have set to work with little else
 4      Pre         |        place, and that men should set to work upon it with their
 5        1, XXII   |                    XXII~Both ways set out from the senses and
 6        1, XXIII  |         true signatures and marks set upon the works of creation
 7        1, XLIII  |          themselves, by any means set the matter right. But words
 8        1, XLIV   |         in like artificial manner set forth; seeing that errors
 9        1, LXII   |        many various dogmas may be set up and established on the
10        1, LXIX   |   purgings of the mind, I come to set forth the true way for the
11        1, LXXI   |     matter into disputations, and set up and battled for philosophical
12        1, LXXV   |           knowledge or reach they set down as beyond the bounds
13        1, LXXXVI |    transmitted sciences. For they set them forth with such ambition
14        1, XCII   |         is fit that I publish and set forth those conjectures
15        1, XCIV   |         of great use therefore to set forth what these errors
16        1, XCIX   |        marshaled; and the mind be set to work upon the helps duly
17        1, XCIX   |           of particulars has been set out duly and in order before
18        1, XCIX   |       they would have been simply set aside as impossible. For
19        1, XCIX   |      conjecturing what may be men set before them the example
20        1, XCIX   |          are mistaken and falsely set down, and yet they will
21        1, XCIX   |         at once and with one blow set aside all sciences and all
22        1, XCIX   |           a mark which they never set up, nor finished a course
23        1, XCIX   |          knowledge which I myself set up (the very point which
24        1, XCIX   |           men to pronounce and to set down principles as established
25        1, XCIX   |          numbers it is as easy to set down or conceive a thousand
26        1, X      |                     X~Having thus set up the mark of knowledge,
27        1, XIII   |      never sufficiently strong to set on fire or burn the driest
28        1, XIII   |         Venus. Others, again, are set down as cold: the moon,
29        1, XIII   |   condensed, is yet sufficient to set paper, straw, or linen on
30        1, XV     |          induction itself must be set at work; for the problem
31        1, XXXV   |     heterogeneous, and marked and set down as such in the received
32        1, XXXV   |    periods. But if anyone were to set to work diligently to temper
33        1, XXXVI  |         the fingerposts which are set up where roads part, to
34        1, XXXVI  |        the sun and stars rise and set, be a real motion of rotation
35        1, XXXVI  |  direction, then certainly we may set down thus much as established,
36        1, XXXVI  |         if the parts of the iron, set in motion by ignition and
37        1, XXXVI  |           and mark its poles; and set the poles of the globe toward
38        1, XXXVI  | transparency. This however may be set down as certain — that light
39        1, XXXVI  |           the body to expand when set on fire, or partly by that
40        1, XXXVI  |        the top of the stand. Then set fire to the spirit of wine.
41        1, XXXVI  |         to be the case, it may be set down as certain that flame
42        1, XXXVIII|       sense, and at the same time set bounds to the subtlety of
43        1, XL     |         more firmly. After this I set the phial on a chafing dish
44        1, XLI    |         There should therefore be set a sort of night watch over
45        1, XLIII  |      their own roads and passages set apart, and none ever struck
46        1, XLV    |         of nature be explored and set down, either in their certitude,
47        1, XLVII  |        produce any effect must be set down, and cautions as to
48        1, XLVIII |     stated elsewhere. Nor must we set apart from assimilation
49        1, XLVIII |        spirit.~Thus, then, have I set forth the species or simple
50        1, XLVIII |         For of the motions I have set forth some are quite invincible;
51        1, LII    |         For these either help and set right the understanding
52        1, LII    |    investigated with all zeal and set down therein. It was necessary
53        1, LII    |  Configurations, and the rest, as set forth in order in the twenty-first