Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLV    |        the square with the other three which the sense perceives.
 2        1, LXII   |         false philosophy — is of three kinds: the Sophistical,
 3        1, LXXVIII|     wastes and deserts. For only three revolutions and periods
 4        1, LXXIX  |      therefore that during those three periods natural philosophy
 5        1, XCIX   |       which part is performed by three refutations: first, by the
 6        1, XCIX   |      conspicuously than in those three which were unknown to the
 7        1, XCIX   |        and the magnet. For these three have changed the whole face
 8        1, XCIX   |         amiss to distinguish the three kinds and, as it were, grades
 9        1, X      |     former again is divided into three ministrations: a ministration
10        1, XII    |        remain tightly closed for three or four days; then open
11        1, XIII   |  heavenly bodies is increased in three ways: first, by perpendicularity;
12        1, XV     |         work and office of these three tables I call the Presentation
13        1, XX     |       have permission, after the three Tables of First Presentation (
14        1, XXVI   |        prose. From this group of three instances, viz., order,
15        1, XXVI   |         far to range. Now in the three foregoing instances the
16        1, XXVIII |         two, sometimes even with three, which property no other
17        1, XXXV   |       authorized) that there are three kinds of heat: the heat
18        1, XXXVI  |    nature the road branches into three. For the motion by which
19        1, XXXVI  |    brought about in one of these three ways. Either there is an
20        1, XXXIX  |         the aids to sight are of three kinds: it may be enabled
21        1, XL     |       general, whereas the other three give hardly any information
22        1, XLI    |          in the ground two days, three days, four days, and so
23        1, XLIV   |      material and provision. The three instances which serve us
24        1, XLVIII |         takes place generally in three ways: by the torpor of bodies;
25        1, XLVIII |        shaken off by the help of three things: either by heat,
26        1, XLVIII |           It manifests itself in three things: in rays of light,
27        1, L      |        it contained. It stood on three feet (like a tripod) the
28        1, LI     | conjecture) are brought about in three ways: either by self-multiplication,