Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        | exercise of the mind.~Now my method, though hard to practice,
 2      Pre        |      pains to show a kind of method and discretion in their
 3      Pre        |    let there in short be one method for the cultivation, another
 4        1, XVIII |      guarded way, and that a method of intellectual operation
 5        1, XXXIII|  rightly formed either of my method or of the discoveries to
 6        1, XXXVI |                    XXXVI~One method of delivery alone remains
 7        1, LIX   | presently when I come to the method and scheme for the formation
 8        1, LXIX  |      of nature. Lastly, that method of discovery and proof according
 9        1, LXXXII|    he will no doubt remark a method of discovery very simple
10        1, LXXXII|   which is the most ordinary method, and is no more than this.
11        1, LXXXII|      give him oracles; which method has no foundation at all,
12        1, LXXXII|    and then go. But the true method of experience, on the contrary,
13        1, LXXXII|    was not without order and method that the divine word operated
14        1, LXXXII|    in a labyrinth. Whereas a method rightly ordered leads by
15        1, LXXXVI|       For if you look at the method of them and the divisions,
16        1, LXXXVI|    together by an artificial method; and did not pretend or
17        1, XCIX  | tried; an entirely different method, order, and process for
18        1, XCIX  |     particulars by a certain method and rule, shall in their
19        1, XCIX  |    business, and that too by method and in order and not by
20        1, XCIX  |      others did; only by the method of which we are now treating
21        1, XCIX  |   earnest. But my course and method, as I have often clearly
22        1, XCIX  | should be carried on by this method. Now I certainly mean what
23        1, XCIX  |       nevertheless, since my method of interpretation, after
24        1, XCIX  |      some measure modify the method of invention according to
25        1, XCIX  |      beginnings, and by what method and by what process, gold
26        1, X     |      of instances, in such a method and order that the understanding
27        1, XXVI  |   sense (which is indeed the method most used in mnemonics)
28        1, XXXI  |  greater degree, because the method of creating and constructing