Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LX    |     however, in words certain degrees of distortion and error.
 2        1, XII   |       belongs to the Table of Degrees of Cold.~To the 9th.~15.
 3        1, XII   |       belongs to the Table of Degrees.~To the 15th.~21. To this
 4        1, XII   |  parts (there being different degrees of heat about the heart,
 5        1, XIII  | inquiry is found in different degrees, more or less; which must
 6        1, XIII  | therefore I call the Table of Degrees or the Table of Comparison.~
 7        1, XIII  |       of Comparison.~Table of Degrees or Comparison in Heat~I
 8        1, XIII  |      to their intensities and degrees.~1. In solid and tangible
 9        1, XIII  |       belongs to the Table of Degrees in Cold.~2. As far, however,
10        1, XIII  |    pretty great extent in its degrees. For the lowest, as in insects,
11        1, XIII  |       made into the different degrees of heat in different animals,
12        1, XIII  |       made into the different degrees of heat in the different
13        1, XIII  |      There are, however, many degrees of strength and weakness
14        1, XIII  |       too there are different degrees of heat, though these again
15        1, XIII  |     flame.~37. There are many degrees in susceptibility of heat.
16        1, XIII  |       and marked with as many degrees as you choose. You will
17        1, XIX   |     footing in due stages and degrees of certainty, it may remember
18        1, XXII  |       case from the different degrees of incidence, in the latter
19        1, XXIII |      of form and the Table of Degrees. The paper, which is white
20        1, XXIV  |    and yet is heavier by many degrees than the diamond and other
21        1, XXXVII|     in space, passing through degrees and distances. There is
22        1, XLVI  |       instances of the rod by degrees of space. For all motion
23        1, L     |       of all kinds with their degrees.~But above all we must try