Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |     other hand who have taken a contrary course, and asserted that
 2        1, XLI   |       measure of things. On the contrary, all perceptions as well
 3        1, LXXIV | noticeable increase, but on the contrary, thriving most under their
 4        1, LXXIV |       of experience, we see the contrary happen, for these (as long
 5        1, LXXXII|    method of experience, on the contrary, first lights the candle,
 6        1, LXXXV |      from wondering, and on the contrary will pity the condition
 7        1, XCVIII|        any way adequate. On the contrary, men of learning, but easy
 8        1, XCIX  |     matters. My purpose, on the contrary, is to try whether I cannot
 9        1, XCIX  |         made upon these. On the contrary, I regard that the mind,
10        1, XCIX  |         be disentangled. On the contrary, the nearer it approaches
11        1, XII   |      each other; whereas on the contrary, when the sun shines very
12        1, XII   |     Take a glass fashioned in a contrary manner to a common burning
13        1, XII   |     silver; aqua fortis, on the contrary, dissolves silver, but not
14        1, XXV   |   buried under and subdued by a contrary nature. Such instances,
15        1, XXV   |      the magnet. But there is a contrary nature to the attractive;
16        1, XXVII |         or the rejection of the contrary nature.~Lastly, the conformity
17        1, XXXI  |     preparation.~Whereas on the contrary this is certain: that the
18        1, XXXI  |   cohesive or tenacious. On the contrary, paper is a tenacious substance
19        1, XXXI  |  imitation of nature, or on the contrary overrule and turn her back.~
20        1, XXXIII|   companion; or in which on the contrary it constantly retreats,
21        1, XXXVI |      the case, the waters must (contrary to the common opinion) rise
22        1, XXXVI | philosophers, the resistant and contrary motion to the diurnal, viz.,
23        1, XXXVI |     diurnal motion than motions contrary or round different poles.
24        1, XXXVI |         and is destroyed by the contrary natures that surround it.~
25        1, XL    |      roll themselves up.~On the contrary, where the spirit is detained
26        1, XL    |          and the like. Thus the contrary operations of heat, which
27        1, XLV   |        motions and virtues of a contrary nature to those which operate
28        1, XLVIII|         old consistency. On the contrary, in this motion of matter
29        1, XLVIII|       applied, it longs, on the contrary, to expand, and desires
30        1, XLVIII|     stimulus of a malignant and contrary nature, whereas in this