Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LX    |       the like. Yet in all these cases some notions are of necessity
 2        1, LXII  |         the authority of too few cases. For the Rational School
 3        1, LXV   |        with the omission in most cases of causes intermediate,
 4        1, LXX   |          be transferred to other cases which are deemed similar,
 5        1, LXXXVI|         out and are but as empty cases, still to the common mind
 6        1, XCI   |          who are but in very few cases even moderately learned.
 7        1, XCIX  |       convey the form in certain cases) he may arrive at new discoveries
 8        1, XII   |       too, the trees are in many cases more inflammable and more
 9        1, XII   |          11. All flame is in all cases more or less warm; nor is
10        1, XX    |         both are true in certain cases), but that heat itself,
11        1, XXIII |   direction for practice in some cases; whence the passage is easy
12        1, XXIII |       the passage is easy to the cases that lie next. There is,
13        1, XXV   |     nothing more than particular cases.~For example, let the nature
14        1, XXVII |      very great use in very many cases.~
15        1, XXXI  |       miracles of art is in most cases plain, whereas in the miracles
16        1, XXXV  |          if not equal or in some cases even surpass the works of
17        1, XXXV  | Meanwhile in this and many other cases it will easily be seen how
18        1, XXXVI |        and Judicial, and in some cases, Oracular and Commanding
19        1, XL    |          for a new motion. These cases have reference principally
20        1, XL    |        that this be done in some cases.~In the sixth kind, where
21        1, XL    |       animal whose sense in some cases is keener than man's; as
22        1, XLII  |    through cold; and so in other cases. For I have not made the
23        1, XLII  |        the trial myself in these cases. It is enough to propose
24        1, XLII  |         the air; in all of which cases no incorporation takes place.
25        1, XLIII |       dissection, as that in the cases above mentioned, though
26        1, XLVIII|        and yet it exists in more cases than are generally observed.
27        1, XLVIII|       them. For although in some cases this motion may seem to
28        1, XLVIII|         species, because in many cases the appetite of flight is
29        1, XLVIII|       try no experiment in these cases; but the principle is the
30        1, XLVIII|       well investigated. In some cases, indeed, it seems to be
31        1, XLVIII|       the niter. And so of other cases. Instances of strife, therefore,
32        1, L     |     which relate to a variety of cases and occur frequently and
33        1, L     |           as appears in numerous cases. On the other hand metals