Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XV    |      whether logical or physical. Substance, Quality, Action, Passion,
 2        1, LI    |          abstractions and gives a substance and reality to things which
 3        1, LII   |       from the homogeneity of the substance of the human spirit, or
 4        1, LXVI  |     change their very essence and substance and turn to something else,
 5        1, LXX   |         day, in which no material substance was created. So must we
 6        1, XCV   |          cobwebs out of their own substance. But the bee takes a middle
 7        1, XCIX  |         body itself, but simply a substance of metal or stone, would
 8        1, XCIX  |      glass, or vegetation on some substance that is not vegetable —
 9        1, XCIX  |    volatile and loses none of its substance by the action of fire; it
10        1, XII   |        bright and lighted viscous substance, than to be of any strong
11        1, XII   |          fire, or some other warm substance.~To the 11th.~17. I here
12        1, XII   |          steel, or any other hard substance, only when certain minute
13        1, XII   |           are struck off from the substance of the stone or metal; and
14        1, XII   |           become a tangible sooty substance.~To the 16th.~22. There
15        1, XII   |          asunder the parts of the substance, while the substance itself
16        1, XII   |          the substance, while the substance itself resists. But where
17        1, XVIII |           none of their weight or substance, reject the communication
18        1, XVIII | communication or admixture of the substance of another hot body.~5.
19        1, XX    |           and turns much of their substance to a volatile state.~It
20        1, XX    |          oil or air, or any other substance whatever susceptible of
21        1, XXV   |         which exists in a similar substance. Thus there is iron which
22        1, XXV   |      account of the similarity of substance between the pieces of iron;
23        1, XXV   |      account of the similarity of substance between the two pieces of
24        1, XXVI  |      quality without admixture of substance. The instance of light will
25        1, XXVII |          with a stone or any hard substance as to check the plant and
26        1, XXVII |        determination of some hard substance to the mouth.~Nor is that
27        1, XXXI  |    contrary, paper is a tenacious substance that may be cut or torn;
28        1, XXXIII|        exhibit a body or concrete substance in which the nature inquired
29        1, XXXVI |         question be the corporeal substance of the moon; that is, let
30        1, XXXVII|         nature from some concrete substance with which it is ordinarily
31        1, XXXVII|    originally from an incorporeal substance. For corporeal nature appears
32        1, XL    |     bodies, which in their entire substance are rare and subtle, can
33        1, XL    |          the spirit in a tangible substance, if discharged, contracts
34        1, XL    |           heat and pliancy in the substance, that the spirit may neither
35        1, XLVIII|         to every variety of solid substance, as wood, iron, lead, cloth,
36        1, XLVIII|         bodies from similarity of substance embrace and cherish each
37        1, XLVIII|   detaining iron by similarity of substance, the torpor of the iron
38        1, XLVIII|        owing to the similarity of substance, the torpor of the wood
39        1, XLVIII|           humors by similarity of substance; when the chord of one violin
40        1, XLVIII|          without communication of substance. In this place, however,
41        1, XLVIII|           to them, into their own substance and nature. Thus flame over
42        1, XLVIII|         well of watery as of oily substance in its food, multiplies
43        1, XLVIII|          severally assimilate new substance to follow and supply what
44        1, XLVIII|           every tangible animated substance, is constantly at work to
45        1, XLVIII|  concretes and turns into a stony substance, or the scaly substance
46        1, XLVIII|           substance, or the scaly substance on the teeth turns into
47        1, XLVIII|         on the teeth turns into a substance as hard as the teeth themselves,