Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |    judgment either out of his own observation, or out of the crowd of
 2        1, L     |   invisible there is little or no observation. Hence all the working of
 3        1, LIV   |      laboriously in the study and observation of the loadstone, proceeded
 4        1, LIX   |      acuteness or a more diligent observation would alter those lines
 5        1, LX    |           unnamed through lack of observation, so likewise are there names
 6        1, XCIII |    kingdom of God cometh not with observation," so is it in all the greater
 7        1, XCVIII|      natural history; and what in observation is loose and vague, is in
 8        1, XCIX  |        under popular judgment and observation, must be referred to what
 9        1, XXVII |           say nothing of the mere observation of the resemblance which
10        1, XXVII |          to the investigation and observation of the resemblances and
11        1, XXXI  |        again, if he had fixed his observation and thought on the manufacture
12        1, XXXIX |           a kind of superstitious observation has been added, viz., that
13        1, XL    |          sense chiefly by careful observation of the first beginnings
14        1, XLI   |          of instances escapes the observation rather than the sense. For
15        1, XLII  | imperceptible body itself, but by observation of some cognate body which
16        1, XLIII |        awaken it to attention and observation and due investigation. Such,
17        1, XLVIII|        Lastly, it seems worthy of observation that in the nine motions
18        1, XLVIII|         be received as results of observation, and merely positive facts.
19        1, XLVIII|          has not yet fallen under observation. And if we admit the motion
20        1, L     |          and command thereof, but observation and investigation are wanting
21        1, L     |           fables, or from want of observation very rarely met with. For
22        1, L     |        also some others worthy of observation. But they are found in greatest