Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |        pause a while upon this example and look in it as in a glass)
 2        1, LX    |        rooted. Let us take for example such a word as humid and
 3        1, LXIII |     LXIII~The most conspicuous example of the first class was Aristotle,
 4        1, LXV   |    among the Greeks a striking example in Pythagoras, though he
 5        1, LXXXIX|     lie. Others fear from past example that movements and changes
 6        1, XCIX  |        men set before them the example of what has been, and divine
 7        1, XCIX  |     take some hope from my own example. And this I say not by way
 8        1, XCIX  |      as I have often said, the example of the divine creation which
 9        1, XCIX  |   simple natures. In gold, for example, the following properties
10        1, XCIX  | transformation is derived.~For example, we must inquire what amount
11        1, XI    |        amount of subtlety. For example, let the investigation be
12        1, XVIII |       XVIII~I must now give an example of the exclusion or rejection
13        1, XVIII |      multiply an exclusion.~An Example of Exclusion, or Rejection
14        1, XXIII |  conducted.~I must now give an example of a migratory instance.
15        1, XXIII |      the rays of light.~But an example must at the same time be
16        1, XXIII |      Here then I have given an example of an instance migrating
17        1, XXIV  |  careful exclusion.~To take an example: let the nature inquired
18        1, XXIV  |    transition.~To take another example: let the nature inquired
19        1, XXV   |     than particular cases.~For example, let the nature proposed
20        1, XXVI  |       on mere abstraction.~For example, let the proposed nature
21        1, XXVI  |    beforehand.~To take another example, let the proposed nature
22        1, XXVI  |      to speak.~To take another example, let the proposed nature
23        1, XXVII |  simple forms and natures.~For example, these following are instances
24        1, XXVII |         And of this a manifest example is exhibited in pain. For
25        1, XXVII |      inanimate substances; for example, in wood or stone, when
26        1, XXVII |        be neglected. Take, for example, Africa and the region of
27        1, XXXI  |      singularities of art.~For example, a singular instance of
28        1, XXXIII|      nature under inquiry.~For example, let the nature in question
29        1, XXXV  |     before us in disguise. For example, let the nature in question
30        1, XXXVI |      and active diligence.~For example, let the nature in question
31        1, XXXVII|      to the understanding.~For example, let the natures investigated
32        1, XXXVII| instance of divorce; such, for example, as magnetic action, by
33        1, XL    |   sought for on all sides. For example, it is obvious that air
34        1, XLII  |      or by analogy. To take an example: There is no medium known
35        1, XLII  |     such experiments by way of example. Again, there is no body
36        1, XLII  |      which is perceptible. For example, suppose we are inquiring
37        1, XLII  |       there be not rather, for example, certain winds and exhalations
38        1, XLIII |       investigation. Such, for example, as these following: that
39        1, XLVI  |     motion of the tide.~But an example of the thing I am treating
40        1, XLVIII|      numberless instances. For example, the daily stirring or flowing
41        1, XLVIII|      in their concurrence. For example, let trial be made in shooting.