Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |         that they fell upon this opinion — have certainly advanced
 2      Pre         |          if anyone would form an opinion or judgment either out of
 3        1, XLVI   |      when it has once adopted an opinion (either as being the received
 4        1, XLVI   |     either as being the received opinion or as being agreeable to
 5        1, XLIX   |          out of deference to the opinion of the vulgar. Numberless,
 6        1, LXVI   |          readily passes into the opinion that there are in nature
 7        1, LXXIV  |         while what is founded on opinion varies but increases not.
 8        1, LXXV   |    perpetual darkness. Hence the opinion that forms or true differences
 9        1, LXXVI  | disagreements and diversities of opinion on first principles and
10        1, LXXVII |    LXXVII~And as for the general opinion that in the philosophy of
11        1, LXXXIII|        strangely increased by an opinion or conceit, which though
12        1, LXXXIV |     above.~As for antiquity, the opinion touching it which men entertain
13        1, LXXXV  |          if is nowise strange if opinion of plenty has been the cause
14        1, XC     |     authority, consent, fame and opinion, not on demonstration. But
15        1, XCII   |          them a worse and meaner opinion of things as they are than
16        1, XCIV   |  doubtless and rash would be the opinion that further progress is
17        1, XCIX   |        preoccupation of some old opinion that tends to create a prejudice,
18        1, XCIX   |         perfect. For I am of the opinion that if men had ready at
19        1, XCIX   |      error of the human mind the opinion that forms give existence.
20        1, XII    |      vapors and snow. So that no opinion can be formed as to the
21        1, XIII   |           the man; for in common opinion fish are the least hot internally,
22        1, XVII   |        anyone, I say, be of this opinion, he may be assured that
23        1, XXIII  |     least touch it, with a false opinion concerning the form, drawn
24        1, XXXV   |       division. But if~Gilbert's opinion be received, that the earth'
25        1, XXXV   |        and no more), and if this opinion be verified by a single
26        1, XXXVI  |           contrary to the common opinion) rise in ebbs and sink in
27        1, XXXVI  |       The reasons for the latter opinion rest chiefly on this, that
28        1, XXXVI  |         The schoolmen and common opinion deal only with the former
29        1, XLVIII |           and so on. For I am of opinion that there resides in all
30        1, XLVIII |         them, being caused in my opinion by a certain harmony and
31        1, XLVIII |         common and long received opinion is looked upon as the proper
32        1, L      |      there has prevailed a false opinion which, if true, would make
33        1, L      |          delicate pores. To this opinion men have been led by common