Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |        but reasonable, however (especially in so great a restoration
 2        1, XXI    |        patient, and grave mind, especially if it be not hindered by
 3        1, LIV    |         former fancies; a thing especially to be noticed in Aristotle,
 4        1, LX     |         of names of substances, especially of lowest species and well-deduced (
 5        1, LXII   |         that civil governments, especially monarchies, have been averse
 6        1, LXV    |       no less than of the will, especially in high and lofty spirits.~
 7        1, LXVI   |       matter of contemplations, especially in natural philosophy. Now
 8        1, LXXII  |        worst thing that can be, especially for those who rest all on
 9        1, LXXIII | frivolous if it be barren, more especially if, in place of fruits of
10        1, LXXX   |        scarcely ever possessed, especially in these later times, a
11        1, LXXX   |      progress in the sciences — especially in the practical part of
12        1, LXXXIII|      sense and bound in matter; especially as they are laborious to
13        1, LXXXV  |      also we must speak), it is especially to be observed that they
14        1, LXXXVII|       have propounded new ones, especially in the active and practical
15        1, LXXXVII|       against new propositions, especially when works are also mentioned,
16        1, LXXXIX |      the authority of religion, especially with the unlearned. But
17        1, XCII   |         to speak touching hope, especially as I am not a dealer in
18        1, XCII   |       bring men to particulars, especially to particulars digested
19        1, XCVIII |        differ in many ways, but especially in this: that the former
20        1, XCIX   |   labors and industries of men (especially as regards the collecting
21        1, XCIX   | ignorance which have prevailed; especially since the more subtle causes,
22        1, XCIX   |          my published writings, especially the books on the advancement
23        1, XCIX   |        be of uniform structure, especially in things and their parts
24        1, XI     |         1. The rays of the sun, especially in summer and at noon.~2.
25        1, XI     |    underground in some caverns, especially in winter.~13. All villous
26        1, XI     |         intensity.~20. Animals, especially and at all times internally;
27        1, XII    |          So a tendency to rain, especially in wintertime, accompanies
28        1, XIII   |          and birds the hottest, especially doves, hawks, and sparrows.~
29        1, XIII   |        most adorned with stars, especially of a larger size.~19. Altogether,
30        1, XIII   |  perhaps comes flame from wood, especially such as contains but little
31        1, XIII   |         which are slow to heat, especially in the inside. These, however,
32        1, XIX    |         it may remember withal (especially at the beginning) that what
33        1, XXVI   |         forming of definitions (especially particular definitions)
34        1, XXVII  |       sublime and noble axioms, especially those which relate to the
35        1, XXXI   |        be noted and enumerated, especially such as are the most complete
36        1, XXXV   |     fire; and that these heats (especially one of them as compared
37        1, XXXVI  |      little quicker in the air, especially within the tropics, where
38        1, XXXVI  |          And we see that flame, especially in its first generation,
39        1, XLII   |  spirits of plants and animals, especially as all animate spirit feeds
40        1, XLIV   |        of failure in operation (especially after natures have been
41        1, XLVI   |       animal spirit in animals, especially in such huge creatures as
42        1, XLVIII |         separate investigation, especially if it begin not with contact,
43        1, XLVIII |   odious to some of the senses, especially the smell and the taste.
44        1, XLVIII |  natural as well as artificial, especially in solids, a certain collocation
45        1, L      |        in quantity and density, especially as compared with vegetables,