Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |          hands, and using only the strong and vigorous, would he not
 2        1, LXXVII| confirmation, that it is in fact a strong presumption the other way.
 3        1, LXXIX |     religion was received and grew strong, by far the greater number
 4        1, XCIX  |           a man of health not very strong (whereby much time is lost),
 5        1, XCIX  |          matter it is not only the strong preoccupation of some old
 6        1, XCIX  |         brisk or sluggish, weak or strong, progressive or retrograde,
 7        1, XI    |            from flint and steel by strong percussion.~16. All bodies
 8        1, XI    |            when first dissolved by strong waters in glass, and that
 9        1, XI    |           animals, when fresh.~22. Strong oil of sulphur and of vitriol
10        1, XI    |            bones of the teeth.~24. Strong and well rectified spirit
11        1, XI    |          feel hot and burning.~26. Strong vinegar, and all acids,
12        1, XII   |       substance, than to be of any strong fiery nature. But on this
13        1, XII   |            which not only excite a strong heat in dissolution but
14        1, XII   |          produced by conflict, the strong waters penetrating, digging
15        1, XIII  |         day, is never sufficiently strong to set on fire or burn the
16        1, XIII  |           imperfect metals is very strong and eager. But on these
17        1, XIII  |           which break out during a strong wind are thought to make
18        1, XIII  |          it might, I suppose, with strong and continuous blows of
19        1, XIII  |          this motion be checked by strong compression, the fire is
20        1, XX    |            of fire and heat by any strong compression, which checks
21        1, XX    |            notably altered, by all strong and vehement fire and heat;
22        1, XX    |           effect of this, that all strong waters (if suited to the
23        1, XXV   |           fluids), more lively and strong in bodies compounded of
24        1, XXV   |      something which is lively and strong in the magnet, feeble and
25        1, XXVI  |       their impression by way of a strong affection, as by inspiring
26        1, XXVI  |          on the mind in a state of strong emotion; impression made
27        1, XLIII |         cannon drowns the voice; a strong scent overpowers a more
28        1, XLVI  |          projectiles it is not the strong blow but the sharp and quick
29        1, XLVI  |           a most grateful odor, as strong as the violet itself, for
30        1, XLVIII|         glass eggs, labors under a strong desire to recover itself.
31        1, XLVIII|       discontinuity is exceedingly strong, even in liquids, where
32        1, XLVIII|          nothing of corrosives and strong waters which open for themselves
33        1, L     |         are greatly exalted, as in strong waters and other chemical