Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre          |        the mind. But this remedy comes too late to do any good,
 2        1, LIX     |     resist the change. Whence it comes to pass that the high and
 3        1, LXXXII  | experience which, if taken as it comes, is called accident; if
 4        1, LXXXVIII|        very littleness of spirit comes with a certain air of arrogance
 5        1, XCI     |         them. The growth of them comes from great wits; the prizes
 6        1, XCII    |   promises more, they think this comes of an ungoverned and unripened
 7        1, XCIV    |                        XCIV~Next comes a consideration of the greatest
 8        1, XCIX    |   condition. And this difference comes not from soil, not from
 9        1, XCIX    |         proposed to be done, but comes nearer to practice.~For
10        1, XCIX    |          which it passes till it comes to the utterance of articulate
11        1, XCIX    |  inquired what goes before, what comes after; what is quicker,
12        1, XII     |      affirmative. But that which comes nearest seems to be rotten
13        1, XII     |          cold than the liquor it comes from.~To the 14th.~20. To
14        1, XIII    |      hottest after the sun; then comes Jupiter, and then Venus.
15        1, XIII    |      Next to this, as I suppose, comes flame from light and porous
16        1, XIII    |        much differ. Next perhaps comes flame from wood, especially
17        1, XIII    |          use. After this I think comes flame from oil, tallow,
18        1, XIII    |        firing cannon. After this comes ignited wood or coal, and
19        1, XIII    |           Next to them, perhaps, comes quicksilver. After that
20        1, XIII    |       butter, and the like; then comes wood; then water; and lastly
21        1, XXXIII  |     incorruptibility, gold which comes nearest to it. For all such
22        1, XL      |      these also, our information comes by way of reduction. Now
23        1, XLIV    |        of Measurement.~Operation comes to overtask us, either through
24        1, XLVIII  |         it immediately fails and comes to an end, and therefore
25        1, XLVIII  |          move, the sound at once comes to an end and resounds no
26        1, XLVIII  |       natural bodies this motion comes before us and ought, it
27        1, L       |   diminished, the water or flesh comes up into its place by the
28        1, L       |  vehement or precipitate or that comes by fits and starts. In vegetables