Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre          |             namely, that the entire work of the understanding be
 2      Pre          |           mechanical men had set to work with their naked hands,
 3      Pre          |       intellectual they have set to work with little else than the
 4      Pre          |          and that men should set to work upon it with their naked
 5      Pre          |              whereas in every great work to be done by the hand of
 6        1, II      |      instruments and helps that the work is done, which are as much
 7        1, LXVI    |           in the fulfillment of her work, or from the collision of
 8        1, LXX     |            in the shape of some new work an assurance for themselves
 9        1, LXX     |          light only, giving to that work an entire day, in which
10        1, LXXV    |             composition only is the work of man, and mixture of none
11        1, LXXXV   |        certainly a subtle and exact work: their wheels seem to imitate
12        1, LXXXVIII|         with their use, or make the work in greater or less volume
13        1, XCIII   |            and noiselessly, and the work is fairly going on before
14        1, XCIX    |            bear upon his particular work, and will not either raise
15        1, XCIX    |   experience as is required for the work of the understanding, or
16        1, XCIX    |              and the mind be set to work upon the helps duly prepared
17        1, XCIX    | demonstration well and duly for its work, very many things are to
18        1, XCIX    |            great, I may say a royal work, and of much labor and expense.~
19        1, XCIX    |           sciences would be but the work of a few years.~CXIII~Moreover,
20        1, XCIX    |            on that day any material work.~To suppose, therefore,
21        1, XCIX    |             all that shall take the work in hand hereafter. For my
22        1, XCIX    |           help and take part in the work, I should even now have
23        1, XCIX    |             is the true and natural work of the mind when freed from
24        1, XCIX    |        nature or new natures is the work and aim of human power.
25        1, XCIX    |   description of the thing), is the work and aim of human knowledge.
26        1, XCIX    |             but a small part of the work of discovering the true
27        1, XV      |                              XV~The work and office of these three
28        1, XV      |     induction itself must be set at work; for the problem is, upon
29        1, XV      |           understanding which is at work. To God, truly, the Giver
30        1, XVI     |           of divine fire. The first work, therefore, of true induction (
31        1, XIX     |       nowise forgetting how great a work I am about (viz., that of
32        1, XX      |             the particles of a body work inward or outward, the mode
33        1, XXXI    |           these a man pushes on his work with zeal and activity,
34        1, XXXV    |         would seem to be the proper work of the sun. From this beginning,
35        1, XXXV    |            are made to finish their work in shorter periods. But
36        1, XXXV    |            if anyone were to set to work diligently to temper the
37        1, XLI     |      completed, not while she is at work upon them. Yet if anyone
38        1, XLI     |             labors and carrying his work on. And a like course should
39        1, XLIV    |         required for any particular work. Those instances therefore
40        1, XLVIII  |         into ointments; and men who work amid the vapors of quicksilver
41        1, XLVIII  |         substance, is constantly at work to digest the coarser parts
42        1, XLIX    |           practice. Besides, in the work itself of interpretation
43        1, L       |             and then go on with his work. I have heard also of a
44        1, L       |      discover and most effective to work with. But men are utterly
45        1, LI      |          small as compared with the work and effect produced. So
46        1, LII     |             of Presentation for the work of the interpreter concerning