Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LVII  |      understanding, a distinction well seen in the school of Leucippus
 2        1, LXXIV |             come to pass which we have seen now for twice a thousand
 3        1, LXXIX |           which natural philosophy was seen to flourish most among the
 4        1, LXXXIV|                the things which he has seen and heard and thought of,
 5        1, XCIX  |         immediately analogous had been seen, except perhaps in an earthquake
 6        1, XCIX  |       discoveries, and these are to be seen nowhere more conspicuously
 7        1, XCIX  |                in bodies, which can be seen; but a process perfectly
 8        1, XII   |               sides, so do the objects seen through it appear more spread
 9        1, XII   |         trustworthy histories has been seen shining about the head and
10        1, XII   |               road, there is sometimes seen at night, and in clear weather,
11        1, XII   |                a potential heat, as is seen in the enriching of soil.~
12        1, XIII  |                a potential heat, as is seen in the fattening of the
13        1, XIII  |                heat is air; as is best seen in calendar glasses [air
14        1, XIII  |             action of heat; as will be seen by the water rising when
15        1, XX    |            this kind of motion is best seen in air, which continuously
16        1, XXV   |           spittle, where also there is seen a consistent pellicle of
17        1, XXV   | discontinuation. But best of all is it seen in frost and snow, which
18        1, XXXV  |              of the waterspouts, often seen in the voyage over the Atlantic
19        1, XXXV  |                cases it will easily be seen how poor we are in natural
20        1, XXXV  |     secondarily visible, and cannot be seen without light, so that it
21        1, XXXVI |         catches fire. But this is best seen in quicksilver, which is
22        1, XXXVI |                identical, as is easily seen from this, that if the food
23        1, XXXIX |                with a pen or pencil is seen through such glasses to
24        1, XXXIX |              So that if Democritus had seen one, he would perhaps have
25        1, XXXIX |              of a linen cloth could be seen like network, and thus the
26        1, XXXIX |             with stars too small to be seen without these glasses. With
27        1, XXXIX |               moon are more distinctly seen and placed, so that a sort
28        1, XL    |             and subtle, can neither be seen nor touched. Therefore,
29        1, XLI   |               oil; as was easily to be seen by boiling them over a slow
30        1, XLV   |             are not well or distinctly seen except at the vertex of
31        1, XLVI  |              of their motion cannot be seen — as when a ball is discharged
32        1, XLVI  |               clear and starlit sky be seen at the instant at which
33        1, XLVI  |               body of the star and its seen image; and at the same time
34        1, XLVI  |             merely white are instantly seen here on earth; while there
35        1, XLVI  |             that the flash of a gun is seen sooner than its report is
36        1, XLVIII|               cognate body, it is well seen in an armed magnet which
37        1, XLVIII|        restraint of a dominant body is seen in the resolution of blood
38        1, XLVIII|              the appetite of flight is seen to be more dominant than
39        1, XLVIII|                these fluids, as may be seen from the fact that spirit
40        1, XLVIII|          partial representation can be seen, since here with us, from
41        1, L     |            water, that so I might have seen whether it would immediately