Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |           of their understanding, applied no rule, but made everything
 2      Pre        |           with their best efforts applied in conjunction, they could
 3        1, XIII  |         XIII~The syllogism is not applied to the first principles
 4        1, XIII  |    principles of sciences, and is applied in vain to intermediate
 5        1, XXVI  |        human reason as ordinarily applied in matters of nature, I
 6        1, XL    |           the proper remedy to be applied for the keeping off and
 7        1, LIX   |         being commonly framed and applied according to the capacity
 8        1, LX    |       mark loosely and confusedly applied to denote a variety of actions
 9        1, LXXIX |           number of the best wits applied themselves to theology;
10        1, LXXIX |           times the greatest wits applied themselves very generally
11        1, LXXIX |       called (all except Thales), applied themselves to morals and
12        1, LXXX  |      philosophy be carried on and applied to particular sciences,
13        1, LXXXII|      mortal should have seriously applied himself to the opening and
14        1, LXXXV |          spot; whereupon the sons applied themselves diligently to
15        1, XCIX  |          fail. For since they are applied, not for the purpose of
16        1, XCIX  | disputation and discourse, if not applied till after axioms are discovered,
17        1, XII   |        the body to which they are applied. For aqua regia dissolves
18        1, XX    |    becomes hot when a hot body is applied to it, be confounded with
19        1, XXV   |        iron before the magnet was applied. Hence it is manifest that
20        1, XXXVI |         designedly sought for and applied, and discovered only by
21        1, XLII  |           and should therefore be applied with some judgment. It is
22        1, XLV   |           Also medicines that are applied externally, as ointments
23        1, XLVIII|    recover itself. But if heat be applied, it longs, on the contrary,
24        1, L     |          motion. Rose water, too, applied to the nose in a fainting
25        1, L     |          And therefore if they be applied to an external part, the
26        1, L     |           operations of heat when applied and withdrawn gradually,