Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XX    |       heat is at once a motion of expansion and a motion upward. This
 2        1, XX    |          that heat is a motion of expansion, not uniformly of the whole
 3        1, XX    |      particles of bodies. But the expansion is thus modified: while
 4        1, XXIV  |         instance of the motion of expansion, which (as stated above)
 5        1, XXIV  |     though it manifestly exhibits expansion, still, as susceptible of
 6        1, XXIV  |           display the progress of expansion. Boiling water, too, on
 7        1, XXIV  |           not so well exhibit the expansion of water in its own body.
 8        1, XXIV  |        displaying the progress of expansion that in consequence of their
 9        1, XXIV  |           curb and subdue it, the expansion itself is not at all conspicuous
10        1, XXIV  |         glass strikingly displays expansion in air, at once conspicuous,
11        1, XXXIV |  combustion of gunpowder in rapid expansion; and the like. Nor should
12        1, XXXVI |        and powerful motion of the expansion of gunpowder into flame,
13        1, XXXVI |          they insist on. For that expansion must necessarily take place,
14        1, XXXVI |       flame, by mere eruption and expansion almost equals the force
15        1, XL    |         nature in question be the expansion or coition of matter in
16        1, XL    |         by the change a degree of expansion a hundred times greater
17        1, XL    |   contracts it. Nor again is this expansion and contraction of the air
18        1, XL    | perceptible to the sight, but the expansion of the air depresses the
19        1, XL    |          of it was created by the expansion of the water from the heat
20        1, XLI   |       myself in investigating the expansion of liquids by fire. For
21        1, XLI   |          For there is one mode of expansion in water, another in wine,
22        1, XLV   |      spherical, that is, with the expansion of bodies into a greater
23        1, XLVI  |          this: that the motion of expansion in the impelling powder
24        1, XLVIII|           or a new sphere, or new expansion or contraction (which are
25        1, XLVIII|         after a certain degree of expansion cares not to return, unless
26        1, L     |          have tried also with the expansion of air in the glass eggs.