Book, Aphorism

 1        1, I       |       and so much only as he has observed in fact or in thought of
 2        1, XXV     |      some opposite instance, not observed or not known before, chance
 3        1, XLII    |       chance. Whence it was well observed by Heraclitus that men look
 4        1, LXVI    | distinctions of motion which are observed in the received system of
 5        1, LXXXV   |           it is especially to be observed that they are but subjects
 6        1, LXXXVIII|        mixture, has been already observed. Which things, if they be
 7        1, LXXXVIII|          in wood or stone is not observed, but is passed over under
 8        1, XCIX    |           And this remark, be it observed, applies not merely to this
 9        1, XCIX    |        has duly comprehended and observed them.~VII~In like manner
10        1, XII     |    indeed the severest colds are observed to be at the full moons.~
11        1, XII     |          other hand, it has been observed that on the Peak of Tenerife,
12        1, XII     |   producing vomiting. And it was observed by the ancients that on
13        1, XII     |          Meanwhile, it should be observed that there may be many operations
14        1, XII     |         the season, though it is observed that they are often followed
15        1, XII     |       animals. It should also be observed that all powders (in which
16        1, XII     |        that I would have it well observed that sparks are produced
17        1, XIII    |         first of all it is to be observed how slight and faint a heat
18        1, XX      |         Form of Heat~It is to be observed that the form of a thing
19        1, XXV     |         iron. Again, it has been observed that small wooden arrows
20        1, XXVI    |         but rather be diligently observed. For whatever unites nature,
21        1, XXXI    |          hitherto discovered and observed are for the most part very
22        1, XXXVI   |         brought. Now it has been observed by Acosta and others, after
23        1, XXXVI   |       during floods. It is to be observed however that, if this be
24        1, XXXVI   |        these things, though well observed, do not quite prove what
25        1, XXXVI   |          But it should always be observed that reflection from flame
26        1, XL      |          For Telesius has justly observed that there is in the air
27        1, XLV     |         a few have been hitherto observed, albeit there are many more
28        1, XLV     |       all which things should be observed and brought to computation.
29        1, XLV     |          fixed limits, should be observed and computed.~There are
30        1, XLV     |        and like things should be observed in the measurements of motions
31        1, XLVI    |          at the same time when I observed the great distance (sixty
32        1, XLVI    |         and hindmost ought to be observed in every natural action.
33        1, XLVI    |        entire year. It should be observed, however, that the odor
34        1, XLVIII  |         cases than are generally observed. We have illustrations of
35        1, XLVIII  |         other things also. It is observed in certain forms of reaction;
36        1, XLVIII  |       pole of the magnet is well observed by Gilbert to be not a flight
37        1, XLVIII  |     connection. But it should be observed, as I have said, how far
38        1, L       |         it is particularly to be observed that compression and such
39        1, L       |          For it has not been ill observed by the chemists in their
40        1, L       |         are generated, should be observed.~The consents of primary
41        1, L       |      manifest and have been well observed and keenly sifted, may possibly