Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXXXI |   itself has not been rightly placed. Now the true and lawful
 2        1, LXXXI |      has not as yet been well placed, it is not strange that
 3        1, LXXXII|       again, even if they had placed it right, yet they have
 4        1, XIII  |    easily as if it were first placed at the distance of (say)
 5        1, XIII  |     its belly. Now when it is placed in the position I have described,
 6        1, XIII  |   more the heat of one's hand placed on the top of the glass,
 7        1, XX    |      glass, on being suddenly placed in the cold, cracks and
 8        1, XXVI  |    pleasure (provided they be placed in a certain order), as
 9        1, XXVII |       vice versa, if earth be placed at the top, and so kept
10        1, XXVII |     to the head) is regularly placed in the lowest part, and
11        1, XXXI  |     singularities of nature I placed the sun, the moon, the magnet,
12        1, XXXII |  other instances which I have placed first, and most of those
13        1, XXXV  |  heavy or light, being indeed placed out of the region to which
14        1, XXXVI |  observe whether the clock so placed does not go faster than
15        1, XXXVI |   removed from the magnet and placed on a pivot, either starts
16        1, XXXIX |      more distinctly seen and placed, so that a sort of selenography
17        1, XLII  |      entirely prevented. Gold placed between does not stop it,
18        1, XLV   |        where I had previously placed a small globe, on which
19        1, XLVIII|    that by which bodies, when placed among quite heterogeneous
20        1, XLVIII|       their scent longer when placed near sinks and foul-smelling
21        1, XLVIII|     or why they turn on poles placed near the Bears rather than
22        1, XLVIII|  asked, should these poles be placed where they are, rather than
23        1, XLVIII|       in motion and favorably placed for it enjoy their own nature,
24        1, XLVIII|     Those which are favorably placed, if they delight in motion,
25        1, XLVIII|     Those which are favorably placed, and abhor motion, remain
26        1, XLVIII|       which are not favorably placed move in a right line (as
27        1, L     |       in which the bodies are placed on which we are going to
28        1, L     | experiment of an inverted cup placed on water with a candle in