Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |            my method, though hard to practice, is easy to explain; and
 2        1, LXI    |        depends on the steadiness and practice of the hand, if it be done
 3        1, LXVII  |           not certain and decided; a practice which holds and is in use
 4        1, LXX    |            unseasonable eagerness to practice; not only for the sake of
 5        1, LXX    |           the uses and fruits of the practice, but from impatience to
 6        1, LXX    |    discovered and established supply practice with its instruments, not
 7        1, LXXXIII|             to deliver, illiberal to practice, infinite in number, and
 8        1, XC     |             it is not so acted on in practice; and the points above mentioned
 9        1, XCIX   |             them; which has been the practice hitherto, the understanding
10        1, XCIX   |   foundations which have relation to practice, and to let the active part
11        1, XCIX   |            done, but comes nearer to practice.~For a true and perfect
12        1, XXI    |     seventhly, of the Application to Practice, or of things in their relation
13        1, XXIII  |         supply a clear direction for practice in some cases; whence the
14        1, XXVII  |          sometimes even give help in practice; but for getting insight
15        1, XXIX   |          they give much more help to practice and the operative part.
16        1, XXXII  |             of deductions leading to Practice.~
17        1, XL     |      information as for direction in practice, and one that discloses
18        1, XLIV   |            perhaps in theory, but in practice inefficient. The four instances
19        1, XLIV   |           valued which either direct practice to the objects most useful
20        1, XLV    |            the greatest advantage to practice, not only to prevent its
21        1, XLIX   |             treat of applications to practice. Besides, in the work itself
22        1, L      |             speak of applications to practice and modes of experimenting.
23        1, L      |           engrafting forest trees (a practice hitherto confined to fruit
24        1, L      |          both of the inquiry and the practice, though it is the very thread
25        1, LII    |            or measure, or facilitate practice. They point it out by showing
26        1, LII    |       mathematical instances measure practice: polychrest and magical
27        1, LII    | understanding and senses, or furnish practice with her tools in a general