Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XV    |         are Heavy, Light, Dense, Rare, Moist, Dry, Generation,
 2        1, LX    |          sense) as heavy, light, rare, dense, and the like. Yet
 3        1, LXVI  |        of the earth, of thin and rare bodies toward the compass
 4        1, XI    |         liquid, whether dense or rare (as the air itself is),
 5        1, XII   |          no means cold, but only rare and keen; insomuch that
 6        1, XVII  |          or keep out heat from a rare body."~But if anyone conceive
 7        1, XVIII |        part cold and yet remains rare, also reject rarity.~10.
 8        1, XX    |        it be luminous or opaque; rare or dense; locally expanded
 9        1, XXVIII|          and the degree, and the rare concurrence, not in the
10        1, XXIX  |         and thereby produce many rare and unusual results is less
11        1, XXIX  |     short that is in nature new, rare, and unusual. This must
12        1, XXX   |     extent of nature they are of rare and extraordinary occurrence.
13        1, XXXI  |       Nor is this all. But as by rare and extraordinary works
14        1, XXXI  |        rarity; and if a thing be rare, though in kind it be no
15        1, XXXIII|       even if they admit of some rare and singular exception.~
16        1, XXXV  |         the center of the earth, rare and light toward the circumference
17        1, XXXVI |         us inquire whether it be rare, consisting of flame or
18        1, XXXVI | reflection may take place from a rare body, as flame, provided
19        1, XXXVII|         between them. For air is rare and mobile, not hot or bright;
20        1, XL    |       their entire substance are rare and subtle, can neither
21        1, XL    |    abstract notions of dense and rare, though variously and promiscuously
22        1, XLVIII|       from a distance, that is a rare occurrence, and yet it exists
23        1, L     |     substances such operation is rare. There has indeed been spread