Book, Aphorism

 1        1, II    |     instruments of the hand either give motion or guide it, so the
 2        1, XII   |           serves rather to fix and give stability to the errors
 3        1, LXV   |            we be sober-minded, and give to faith that only which
 4        1, LXXXII|           evokes his own spirit to give him oracles; which method
 5        1, LXXXII|         the faith you are bound to give to the principles of each
 6        1, XCII  |            of which preparation to give hope is no unimportant part.
 7        1, XCVI  |   mathematics, which ought only to give definiteness to natural
 8        1, XCVI  |     philosophy, not to generate or give it birth. From a natural
 9        1, XCIX  |      further by words. Meanwhile I give constant and distinct warning
10        1, XCIX  |        mind the opinion that forms give existence. For though in
11        1, XCIX  |          lie nearer at hand and to give more ground for hope than
12        1, XII   |           supposed to increase and give intensity to the heat of
13        1, XII   |           region of the air do not give heat; for which there is
14        1, XII   |         certain coruscations which give light but do not burn. And
15        1, XIII  |          the sun and other planets give more heat in perigee, from
16        1, XIII  |            planets are supposed to give greater heat when nearer
17        1, XIII  |         which are porous, so as to give the fire room to move, if
18        1, XVIII |                   XVIII~I must now give an example of the exclusion
19        1, XXIII | legitimately conducted.~I must now give an example of a migratory
20        1, XXVI  |       Other instances, again, will give us this second species:
21        1, XXVI  |       memory. Other instances will give us this third species: that
22        1, XXVI  |       memory. Other instances will give us this fourth species:
23        1, XXVI  |       memory. Other instances will give us this fifth species: that
24        1, XXVI  |       Lastly, other instances will give us this sixth species: that
25        1, XXVI  |        These instances, then, will give and constitute this species,
26        1, XXVI  |         The instance of light will give or constitute one species
27        1, XXVII |        delight, and sometimes even give help in practice; but for
28        1, XXVIII|     differences. For we are not to give up the investigation until
29        1, XXIX  |      singular instances, that they give much more help to practice
30        1, XXXI  |            to the information they give may be of much value.~Lastly,
31        1, XXXIII|            have two admonitions to give, which may help the business
32        1, XXXIX |        Gate, this being the name I give to instances which aid the
33        1, XXXIX |    defective vision, and therefore give no more information) are
34        1, XL    |        touch. For these two senses give information at large and
35        1, XL    |            whereas the other three give hardly any information but
36        1, XLV   |          distance by the cold they give out. Perfumes also (though
37        1, XLVIII|        motion it is unnecessary to give examples, as it is inherent
38        1, XLVIII|          which they predominate or give place, should be sought
39        1, XLVIII|       modes in which these motions give way. That is to say, whether