Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre          |   writings are lost) took up with better judgment a position between
 2      Pre          |          ancients, have something better to produce, there must needs
 3        1, XVIII   |          be introduced altogether better and more certain.~
 4        1, XXII    |           that which is prior and better known in the order of nature.~
 5        1, XLVI    |            though far sounder and better. Besides, independently
 6        1, LX      |         are of necessity a little better than others, in proportion
 7        1, LXVI    |          solid pursuits. It is to better purpose that the physicians
 8        1, LXXII   |           time and age yield much better signs than the character
 9        1, LXXVII  |      times which followed nothing better was found, so that it seems
10        1, LXXXII  |          kind of experience is no better than a broom without its
11        1, LXXXII  |           way, when they had much better wait for daylight, or light
12        1, LXXXVI  |       after truth were wont, with better faith and better fortune,
13        1, LXXXVI  |       wont, with better faith and better fortune, too, to throw the
14        1, LXXXVIII|    several in one, or couple them better with their use, or make
15        1, LXXXIX  |            albeit changes for the better, are all but expelled and
16        1, XC      |       state a change even for the better is distrusted, because it
17        1, XCIV    |          yet your affairs were no better, you would not have even
18        1, XCIV    |        change may be made for the better." In like manner, if during
19        1, XCVI    |      philosophy pure and unmixed, better things are to be expected.~
20        1, XCVII   |       experience and particulars, better hopes may be entertained
21        1, XCVII   |           age Titus Livius took a better and a deeper view of the
22        1, XCVIII  |           mind and affections are better discovered when he is in
23        1, XCVIII  |            has been drawn up on a better plan; but not till then.~
24        1, XCIX    |    without interruption, then may better things be hoped of knowledge.~
25        1, XCIX    |         taught to read and write, better things may be hoped.~CII~
26        1, XCIX    |         is done, we may entertain better hopes of the sciences.~CV~
27        1, XCIX    |      other way. And therefore far better things, and more of them,
28        1, XCIX    |      there be anyone more apt and better prepared for mechanical
29        1, XCIX    | understanding, but govern it. And better surely it is that we should
30        1, XCIX    |        more natures, and which is better known in the natural order
31        1, XII     |         it up that the spirit may better retain its heat, and observe
32        1, XV      |           doubtless these will be better or worse according to the
33        1, XXIV    |     heavier. But quicksilver is a better instance for indicating
34        1, XXV     |            This, however, is much better shown in that other childish
35        1, XXXVI   |   reference to this question, and better may perhaps be found. But
36        1, XL      |    separations, but not with much better success than in the other
37        1, XL      |         from the adulterated, the better from the viler sort, should
38        1, XLI     |        nature, as showing herself better by night than by day. For
39        1, XLV     |            old people see objects better at a little distance than
40        1, XLVIII  |           are than change for the better. Now this torpor is shaken
41        1, XLVIII  |           to nothing else but the better investigation of their predominancy
42        1, L       |        their cupping glasses draw better, lay on them cold sponges