Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |          trusting entirely to the force of their understanding,
 2      Pre        |      naked hands, without help or force of instruments, just as
 3        1, XXXV  |        lodgings, not with arms to force their way in. I in like
 4        1, XXXVI |      while men on their side must force themselves for a while to
 5        1, XLIII |          right. But words plainly force and overrule the understanding,
 6        1, XCII  |     promises, and wish neither to force nor to ensnare men's judgments,
 7        1, XCIV  | misfortunes are owing, not to the force of circumstances, but to
 8        1, XCIX  |           if a man should hope by force of memory to retain and
 9        1, XCIX  |           ways of multiplying the force of catapults and mechanical
10        1, XCIX  |         it is well to observe the force and virtue and consequences
11        1, XCIX  |         by the native and genuine force of the mind, without any
12        1, XIII  |         birds, which by an innate force dissolves and melts butter
13        1, XXIV  |        conspicuously and seems to force it on the notice of the
14        1, XXVII |       That is to say, the greater force of heat in the male thrusts
15        1, XXXVI |           raised by some magnetic force attracting them from above,
16        1, XXXVI |    raising by consent or magnetic force may happen. Now in the first
17        1, XXXVI |       necessity that the magnetic force, since it cannot act upon
18        1, XXXVI |           the raising by magnetic force may be admitted; otherwise
19        1, XXXVI |       expansion almost equals the force of gunpowder, and is also
20        1, XLV   |        thick to bear considerable force. Having made a hole in it,
21        1, XLVI  |        exceeds many times over in force of radiation not merely
22        1, XLVIII|          body, not so much by the force of the exciting as by the
23        1, XLVIII|        vigor, quantity, velocity, force of projection, and also
24        1, L     |          them, they yet repel the force of the body of air round
25        1, L     |          inequality has place and force. Which makes the unskillfulness
26        1, L     |        defended from all external force. For then only do the internal