Book, Aphorism

 1        1, L     |           the spirits enclosed in tangible bodies lies hid and unobserved
 2        1, XCIX  |         is in every body, what of tangible essence; and of the spirit,
 3        1, XCIX  |          we must inquire into the tangible essence (which admits of
 4        1, XII   |     natural state. For we find no tangible liquid which is warm in
 5        1, XII   |    nothing found among us, either tangible or spirituous, which does
 6        1, XII   |         and on going out become a tangible sooty substance.~To the
 7        1, XII   |           For we find among us no tangible body which does not manifestly
 8        1, XIII  |          degrees.~1. In solid and tangible bodies we find nothing which
 9        1, XIII  |           in some sort opposed to tangible matter.~41. Heat, as far
10        1, XL    |         of the spirit enclosed in tangible bodies. For everything tangible
11        1, XL    |   tangible bodies. For everything tangible that we are acquainted with
12        1, XL    |        process of the spirit in a tangible body. For the spirit in
13        1, XL    |         body. For the spirit in a tangible substance, if discharged,
14        1, XL    | conspicuous effects.~For in every tangible inanimate body the enclosed
15        1, XL    |         it were, feeds upon those tangible parts which are best disposed
16        1, XL    |          itself, which was before tangible and is newly changed. For
17        1, XL    |           and drive before it the tangible parts themselves, so that
18        1, XL    |       hand the contraction of the tangible parts after some of the
19        1, XL    |    hardening is the action of the tangible parts only on occasion of
20        1, XL    |      prison house, and meets with tangible parts that are obedient
21        1, XL    |         entire body be visible or tangible) are perceptible neither
22        1, XL    |          matter in the parts of a tangible body, whereas spirit and
23        1, XL    |           that all the variety in tangible bodies known to us (such
24        1, XL    |   pneumatic bodies bear to bodies tangible. This I attempted by the
25        1, XL    |          former table that of all tangible bodies (which are well united
26        1, XL    |    mixtures, so far as relates to tangible elements, are made manifest
27        1, XL    |        motions and efforts of the tangible bodies in the very act and
28        1, XLV   |         has been stated, but that tangible bodies (such as water) suffer
29        1, XLVIII|  therefore it meet with any thick tangible body (as a finger, paper,
30        1, XLVIII|        air but prefers some other tangible body, if it be found near
31        1, XLVIII|     certain that there resides in tangible substances a certain sluggishness,
32        1, XLVIII|       which is contained in every tangible animated substance, is constantly
33        1, XLVIII|          the heavenly bodies, all tangible substances are not only
34        1, L     |      which condense the flesh and tangible parts, as astringent and
35        1, L     |           chemical oils; that the tangible parts are hardened and,