Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLVII |        though it cannot see how, similar to those few things by which
 2        1, LXVI  |          imagines that something similar goes on in the universal
 3        1, LXVI  |         do not say the same, but similar) to be sought for only in
 4        1, LXX   |     other cases which are deemed similar, unless such transfer be
 5        1, LXXXI |        to reputation, or to some similar advantage. And if any one
 6        1, XC    |         academies, colleges, and similar bodies destined for the
 7        1, XCIX  |        substances in some degree similar to one another, and selected
 8        1, XI    |          23. Oil of marjoram and similar oils have the effect of
 9        1, XII   |         does also. But these and similar instances may more conveniently
10        1, XIII  |         or with the foot, or any similar instrument, the operation
11        1, XVIII |  agreement and conformity of the similar effects which are wrought
12        1, XXV   |          body of the water. Of a similar kind are the droppings from
13        1, XXV   |          stick there. A somewhat similar instance is that of children'
14        1, XXV   | nonattractive, which exists in a similar substance. Thus there is
15        1, XXVII |        of which tracts there are similar isthmuses and similar promontories,
16        1, XXVII |        are similar isthmuses and similar promontories, which can
17        1, XXXI  |        will hardly find anything similar; but it is altogether singular.
18        1, XXXV  |          heat of fire. We have a similar instance of alliance in
19        1, XXXIX |     descry spots on the sun, and similar phenomena — all indeed noble
20        1, XL    |         rust of metals and other similar putrefactions which stop
21        1, XL    |         sense of a cat, owl, and similar animals which see in the
22        1, XLI   |         the egg, and so forth. A similar course should be taken with
23        1, XLII  |        therefore, that something similar may be the case with the
24        1, XLVI  |       and many other things of a similar kind. The compressions also
25        1, XLVI  |     rising in the meanwhile, and similar disturbances in the medium.
26        1, XLVIII|        numberless instances of a similar kind.~Let the third motion
27        1, XLVIII|  strength by continuance; and in similar phenomena. This motion the
28        1, XLVIII|         turns to crystal or some similar material and never recovers
29        1, XLVIII|       the several parts, as well similar as organic, in vegetables
30        1, L     |        drawn up; and also by the similar experiment of cupping glasses
31        1, L     |       transitory. Something of a similar kind I might have tried
32        1, L     |      artificial minerals; and by similar processes. And so too all