Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre       |          be avoided by any art of words) in respect of excellency
 2        1, XIV  |           propositions consist of words, words are symbols of notions.
 3        1, XIV  |    propositions consist of words, words are symbols of notions.
 4        1, XLIII|           that men associate, and words are imposed according to
 5        1, XLIII|           ill and unfit choice of words wonderfully obstructs the
 6        1, XLIII|         set the matter right. But words plainly force and overrule
 7        1, LIX  |          through the alliances of words and names. For men believe
 8        1, LIX  |         that their reason governs words; but it is also true that
 9        1, LIX  |          but it is also true that words react on the understanding;
10        1, LIX  |     sophistical and inactive. Now words, being commonly framed and
11        1, LIX  |         true divisions of nature, words stand in the way and resist
12        1, LIX  |      oftentimes in disputes about words and names; with which (according
13        1, LIX  | definitions themselves consist of words, and those words beget others.
14        1, LIX  |       consist of words, and those words beget others. So that it
15        1, LX   |           LX~The idols imposed by words on the understanding are
16        1, LX   |            There are, however, in words certain degrees of distortion
17        1, LXIII|          substances, a genus from words of the second intention;
18        1, LXIII|      affirm something positive in words, than about the inner truth
19        1, LXIII|           hardly anything but the words of logic, which in his metaphysics
20        1, LXIX |          thought the bondslave of words. Demonstrations truly are
21        1, LXXI |           their wisdom abounds in words but is barren of works.
22        1, LXXXV|       sufficiently understood the words of his art or of his authors (
23        1, XCIV |         also, in plain and simple words, to represent them.~
24        1, XCIX |           too, that were spent on words, or at any rate on popular
25        1, XCIX |    attempt to prove it further by words. Meanwhile I give constant
26        1, XCIX |       remains for me to say a few words touching the excellency
27        1, XIV  |      frequently forced to use the words "Let trial be made," or "
28        1, XX   |       relation to man) is, in few words, as follows: Heat is a motion,
29        1, XXVI |           as animals, vegetables; words, too, letters, characters,
30        1, XXVI |          in the third, it must be words that fall into the verse;
31        1, XLIII|          of sounds, as articulate words, are carried in every direction
32        1, L    |          I am almost weary of the words sympathy and antipathy on