Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLVII |          somehow, though it cannot see how, similar to those few
 2        1, LX    |           such a word as humid and see how far the several things
 3        1, LX    |       humid. So that it is easy to see that the notion is taken
 4        1, LXXIV |            light of experience, we see the contrary happen, for
 5        1, LXXXIX|           zeal of religion. For we see among the Greeks that those
 6        1, XCIX  |         use, then at last shall we see the dawn of a solid hope.~
 7        1, XCIX  |          of past time. We must now see what else there is to ground
 8        1, XCIX  |            that, I am most glad to see them used, cultivated, and
 9        1, XIII  |         increases heat, as you may see in bellows and by blowing;
10        1, XIII  |         increases heat, as you may see in fires during a sharp
11        1, XIII  |          you choose. You will then see, according as the day is
12        1, XIV   |          are in history anyone may see from the foregoing tables,
13        1, XX    |       bellows and blasts; on which see Tab. 3. Inst. 29.; and again
14        1, XX    |          kinds of motion, on which see Tab. 3. Inst. 28. and 31.
15        1, XX    |         stops the motion; on which see Tab. 3. Inst. 30. and 32.
16        1, XX    |       actions in common (for which see Inst. 32. Tab. 2.), when
17        1, XX    |            that is intensely cold. See Inst. 27. Tab. [1].~The
18        1, XXXV  |             So that you may easily see that fire is no more without
19        1, XXXVI |           Likewise we occasionally see rays of the sun in fine
20        1, XXXVI |          weights discharged, as we see in mines and mortars. With
21        1, XXXVI |            it be generated. And we see that flame, especially in
22        1, XXXVI |           last, the continuance we see is not of the same individual
23        1, XXXVI |     instance of the fingerpost. We see in large fires how high
24        1, XL    |          and similar animals which see in the dark. For Telesius
25        1, XL    |        sense this light is adapted see in the dark, which it is
26        1, XLI   | vivification and organization, and see what parts proceed from
27        1, XLV   |           it. Moreover, old people see objects better at a little
28        1, XLVI  |          duration.~First, then, we see that the revolutions of
29        1, XLVI  |       measurement. As for heat, we see boys in wintertime bathe
30        1, XLVI  |          and then fell down, as we see it do in a basin of water
31        1, XLVII |            precious stones you may see the slight moisture instantly
32        1, XLVIII|        disturbed and ceases, as we see happen in numberless instances.
33        1, XLVIII|        continued, though we cannot see it) will perhaps, though
34        1, XLVIII|         trial be made in shooting. See how far a gun will carry
35        1, L     |          of air round about, as we see in the preservation of grapes
36        1, L     |           imitated by art. Such we see in the sweating of marble
37        1, L     |            look round carefully to see if there be anything that
38        1, L     |          unknown. And therefore we see that by the heats generally
39        1, L     |           it is then that we shall see a real increase in the power