Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XXIV   |            formed from particulars easily discover the way to new
 2        1, LV     | resemblances. Both kinds, however, easily err in excess, by catching
 3        1, LX     |        this class of idols is more easily expelled, because to get
 4        1, LX     |          both signifies that which easily spreads itself round any
 5        1, LX     |          direction; and that which easily divides and scatters itself;
 6        1, LX     |    scatters itself; and that which easily unites and collects itself;
 7        1, LX     |         wets it; and that which is easily reduced to a liquid, or
 8        1, LX     |           a liquid, or being solid easily melts. Accordingly, when
 9        1, LXXV   |          sign, therefore, men will easily take warning not to mix
10        1, LXXXV  |          axioms of nature, and how easily and obviously and as it
11        1, LXXXV  |          been discovered; you will easily cease from wondering, and
12        1, XCIX   |            because such errors are easily corrected by the sense.
13        1, XCIX   |           of causes and axioms, be easily expunged and rejected. It
14        1, XCIX   |            less sincerely, I might easily have found authority for
15        1, XCIX   |            scruple rather) will be easily answered by anyone who has
16        1, XCIX   |          their minds now are, will easily conceive. For what I understand
17        1, XII    |            oily substances, though easily inflammable, are yet not
18        1, XII    |          the substances yield more easily, there is hardly any heat
19        1, XIII   |           a heat that they are not easily extinguished by water.~22.
20        1, XIII   |          not burn or consume it so easily as if it were first placed
21        1, XX     |            parts of the gold yield easily; whereas in iron the entrance
22        1, XXII   |           the color. From which we easily gather that color is nothing
23        1, XXII   |           the color. From which we easily gather that color has little
24        1, XXIII  |         This is a danger, however, easily remedied by the process
25        1, XXV    |            striking instances lead easily to specific differences,
26        1, XXV    |       bodies, yet a bubble is more easily dissolved on the approach
27        1, XXVI   |        learned and remembered more easily than prose. From this group
28        1, XXVI   |           not learn it by heart so easily as if you were to read it
29        1, XXVII  |        this hint the understanding easily rises to a higher and nobler
30        1, XXIX   |           ways of nature will more easily observe her deviations;
31        1, XXXV   |           essential heterogeneity, easily rises to inquire what are
32        1, XXXV   |        more moderate degree, as is easily done in many ways, and were
33        1, XXXV   |            a fire. So that you may easily see that fire is no more
34        1, XXXV   |           many other cases it will easily be seen how poor we are
35        1, XXXVI  |        catch fire more quickly and easily than gunpowder if not impeded (
36        1, XXXVI  |       numerically identical, as is easily seen from this, that if
37        1, XXXVI  |       flame of the taper (which is easily distinguished by its color
38        1, XXXVIII|            of the senses, the more easily and prosperously will everything
39        1, XL     |   substances and melts others, are easily reconciled, since in the
40        1, XL     |            slow to be perceived is easily and usually made manifest
41        1, XLI    |             and observe (as we may easily do, by taking out day after
42        1, XLI    |            eggs, in which we might easily observe the whole process
43        1, XLI    |            in milk and oil; as was easily to be seen by boiling them
44        1, XLV    |         according to their nature) easily and freely endure, and at
45        1, XLVIII |   dimension out of which it cannot easily be drawn to any considerable
46        1, XLVIII |            sticks to it and is not easily torn away. So too paper,
47        1, XLVIII |        long time, whereby we might easily be led into the error of
48        1, L      |   described bodies of any sort can easily be suspended, and it is
49        1, L      |         still air or spirit do not easily submit to such extremely
50        1, L      |      consents. And the trial might easily have been made (if it had
51        1, L      |        water slightly warm is more easily frozen than quite cold.~
52        1, L      |          together and incorporated easily, but others with difficulty