Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre          |           by any art of words) in respect of excellency or ability
 2      Pre          |           unequal one perhaps, in respect of the measure of my own
 3        1, XXVIII  |     therefore they must needs, in respect of the opinions of the time,
 4        1, LV      |       between different minds, in respect of philosophy and the sciences,
 5        1, LXXVIII | intervening ages of the world, in respect of any rich or flourishing
 6        1, LXXXIV  |       lived, and which, though in respect of us it was the elder,
 7        1, LXXXIV  |          it was the elder, yet in respect of the world it was the
 8        1, LXXXVIII|           or human labor; as with respect to the doctrine that the
 9        1, XII     |          to our touch, so that in respect to us their action does
10        1, XII     |           sensible warmth, but in respect to some other bodies they
11        1, XII     |        state of the atmosphere in respect to heat and cold. Thus,
12        1, XIII    |           ought to be noted, with respect to perpendicularity or obliquity.~
13        1, XXI     |          Prerogative Natures with respect to Investigation, or of
14        1, XXII    |           other subjects in every respect in not having that nature.
15        1, XXII    |         instances are solitary in respect to resemblance.~Again, in
16        1, XXII    |         instances are solitary in respect to difference. Both kinds
17        1, XXXVI   |           mines and mortars. With respect to this nature the road
18        1, XLV     |       acting on a steel needle in respect of its polarity, the action
19        1, XLVI    |       found to admit of degree in respect to duration.~First, then,
20        1, XLVIII  |            and configuration with respect to others. This motion is
21        1, L       |           means have indeed, with respect to local motion and the