Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LVI   |      There are found some minds given to an extreme admiration
 2        1, LXIII |    again. Nor let any weight be given to the fact that in his
 3        1, LXVII |    LXVII~A caution must also be given to the understanding against
 4        1, LXXI  |       was professorial and much given to disputations, a kind
 5        1, LXXI  |    rather divination, which was given concerning the Greeks by
 6        1, LXXIII|      conclusions of reason have given birth to few or none.~Some
 7        1, LXXIX |     part of their diligence was given to natural philosophy. Yet
 8        1, LXXXIX|        therefore she is rightly given to religion as her most
 9        1, XCIX  |       bequest, and let power be given it; the exercise thereof
10        1, XCIX  | although I conceive that I have given true and most useful precepts,
11        1, XCIX  |     APHORISMS~[BOOK TWO]~I~On a given body, to generate and superinduce
12        1, XCIX  |        aim of human power. Of a given nature to discover the form,
13        1, XCIX  |   superinduce any nature upon a given body, what kind of rule
14        1, XCIX  |       of a nature is such, that given the form, the nature infallibly
15        1, XCIX  |        such that it deduces the given nature from some source
16        1, XCIX  |         is convertible with the given nature and yet is a limitation
17        1, XCIX  |          Yet no one can endow a given body with a new nature,
18        1, XI    |   proceeds thus: a nature being given, we must first of all have
19        1, XII   |       of instances in which the given nature is wanting; because
20        1, XII   |      less to be absent when the given nature is absent, than present
21        1, XII   |          and the absence of the given nature inquired of in those
22        1, XV    |      present or absent with the given nature, and always increases
23        1, XVI   |         some instance where the given nature is present, or are
24        1, XVI   |         some instance where the given nature is absent, or are
25        1, XVI   |       in some instance when the given nature decreases, or to
26        1, XVI   |         or to decrease when the given nature increases. Then indeed
27        1, XX    |  strength both of the instances given in the tables, and of any
28        1, XXIII |        must at the same time be given of the danger and caution
29        1, XXIII |         black. Here then I have given an example of an instance
30        1, XXIII |       is analogous to the above given instances.~
31        1, XXXV  |     apoplectic patients who are given over, manifestly expands
32        1, XL    |        So that to assert that a given volume of water can be changed
33        1, XL    |         hand to maintain that a given volume of air can be turned
34        1, XL    |        in asserting that in any given volume of gold there is
35        1, XL    |         quantity of matter in a given space. After that, I noted
36        1, XLVII |        falls to the ground in a given time, a bullet of two ounces
37        1, XLVIII|         be that to which I have given the name of the motion of
38        1, XLVIII|        but self-continuity in a given body. For it is most certain
39        1, XLVIII|     harmony and affinity with a given solid body than that with
40        1, XLVIII|         is overcome. A lever of given strength will raise a given
41        1, XLVIII|     given strength will raise a given weight, so far does the
42        1, LII   |       should aspire if means be given, as intimating instances.