Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LIV    |      accordance with his favorite subject.~
 2        1, LVIII  |        predominance of a favorite subject, or out of an excessive
 3        1, LXVI   |    remains to speak of the faulty subject matter of contemplations,
 4        1, LXXVIII|         man's head and become the subject of his thoughts — which
 5        1, LXXXIII|      experiments and particulars, subject to sense and bound in matter;
 6        1, LXXXVI |           which can belong to the subject. And although these divisions
 7        1, XCII   |          Tables of Discovery (the subject partly of the second, but
 8        1, XCIX   |  particulars which pertain to the subject of inquiry shall, by means
 9        1, XCIX   |         meaning, yet they are the subject matter for the composition
10        1, XCIX   |      quality and condition of the subject of the inquiry.~CXXVIII~
11        1, XCIX   |           this kind of anatomy is subject to sight and sense, and
12        1, XII    |        during the summer. But the subject of air in confinement should
13        1, XII    |           revolution. But on this subject we must further inquire
14        1, XIII   |          and decrease in the same subject, or of its amount in different
15        1, XVII   |          every kind of matter and subject that is susceptible of them.
16        1, XX     |         or self-multiplication, a subject which requires a separate
17        1, XX     |   elementary (as it is called) or subject to celestial influence;
18        1, XXI    |    according to the nature of the Subject; fifthly, of Prerogative
19        1, XXXIII |         or negative, in which the subject will be a body in concrete,
20        1, XXXV   |      instance of alliance on this subject is the motion of air, which
21        1, XXXV   |         from east to west, though subject to the condition of being
22        1, XXXV   |       instance of alliance on the subject of weight. But at present
23        1, XXXV   |        occur any instance on this subject certain and manifest. What
24        1, XXXVI  |        takes six hours each time, subject to some slight difference
25        1, XXXVI  |         of the fingerpost on this subject. For if we find that in
26        1, XXXVI  |         of the fingerpost on this subject. If it be found in any history
27        1, XXXVI  |         of the fingerpost on this subject: that a thin iron plate
28        1, XXXVI  |           hidden bellows.~On this subject we may have instances of
29        1, XXXVI  |         that surround it.~On this subject therefore we may take the
30        1, XL     |       very accurate table on this subject, in which I have noted down
31        1, XLIII  |           of the magnet. But this subject also will find its proper
32        1, XLIV   |           informative part of our subject. For information commences
33        1, XLIV   |      conclude that division of my subject which relates to the Prerogative
34        1, XLVIII |           of effecting and in the subject matter. For the motion of
35        1, XLVIII |    exerted by the ruling over the subject parts. This motion is eminently
36        1, XLIX   | interpretation in each particular subject, I always assign a place
37        1, L      |       escape of any part. On this subject there has prevailed a false