Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         | intercourse and conversation of life, occupied with unsound doctrines
 2      Pre         |         and for the business of life. Nay, more, I declare openly
 3        1, LXXIV  |      having in them a breath of life, at the first rude, then
 4        1, LXXXI  |     other than this: that human life be endowed with new discoveries
 5        1, LXXXV  |        of nature (which are the life and moving principle of
 6        1, LXXXVII|  announcing the prolongation of life, the retardation of age,
 7        1, XCII   |        nature, the shortness of life, the deceitfulness of the
 8        1, XCVII  |    Assuredly we do not live the life of mortal men; but to this
 9        1, XCVIII |      even as in the business of life a man's disposition and
10        1, XCIX   |        things of service to the life and state of man, yet it
11        1, XCIX   | contributing to the comforts of life.~CXXV~It may be thought
12        1, XCIX   |          And re-created all our life below.~And it appears worthy
13        1, XCIX   | difference there is between the life of men in the most civilized
14        1, XXXI   |       might and spent his whole life in it, yet he would never
15        1, XXXV   |     without the power of giving life to animals than of ripening
16        1, XXXV   |         quickens and gives them life. Eggs also are sometimes
17        1, XL     |        come to the rudiments of life; for these belong to the
18        1, XL     |      and rudiments or essays of life in animalculae generated
19        1, XL     |  however, for the production of life both mildness in the heat
20        1, XLIX   |       make most for the uses of life. But a more proper place
21        1, L      |   altogether in motion. For all life, nay all flame and ignition,
22        1, L      |    diseases and prolongation of life.~Nor should we omit the
23        1, LII    |        however can even in this life be in some part repaired;
24        1, LII    |        is, to the uses of human life.~ ~