Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLIX  |        rather were true he more readily believes. Therefore he rejects
 2        1, LX    |        solidize; and that which readily yields in every direction;
 3        1, LX    | collects itself; and that which readily flows and is put in motion;
 4        1, LX    |       in motion; and that which readily clings to another body and
 5        1, LXVI  |          of minerals; whence he readily passes into the opinion
 6        1, LXXXIX|     unknown everything can more readily be referred to the divine
 7        1, XCVIII|   nature reveal themselves more readily under the vexations of art
 8        1, XCIX  |         heavenly. Now to this I readily assent, and indeed this
 9        1, XCIX  |       many natures which do not readily meet, except in the beaten
10        1, XII   |      air by its own nature, nor readily admit the influence of the
11        1, XII   |        the real cause will more readily appear if oil be poured
12        1, XIII  |        in it a little while. So readily and so universally is heat
13        1, XIII  |        with, the one which most readily receives and loses heat
14        1, XX    |      compactest texture, do not readily swell and dilate, but yet
15        1, XXIII |      For at this point it might readily suggest itself to an understanding
16        1, XLII  |       bodies, which, though not readily mingling by simple commixture,
17        1, XLII  |        that is, whether they be readily incorporated together; or
18        1, XLVIII|    dimension and aspire thereto readily and quickly, and sometimes,
19        1, XLVIII|       sphere and passes into it readily as into a new form (so they
20        1, XLVIII|      composite bodies and would readily show itself were it not
21        1, L     |       from that part and do not readily flow into it again; if taken