Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |      great things either from the number and cooperation or from
 2        1, VII    |         already known, not in the number of axioms.~
 3        1, XLVI   |         though there be a greater number and weight of instances
 4        1, LIII   |        this kind there is a great number and variety. But I will
 5        1, LXXVII |  examination. But far the greater number of those who have assented
 6        1, LXXIX  |        strong, by far the greater number of the best wits applied
 7        1, LXXIX  |           the services of a great number of persons. Again, the age
 8        1, LXXX   |       astronomy, optics, music, a number of mechanical arts, medicine
 9        1, LXXXIII|          to practice, infinite in number, and minute in subtlety.
10        1, LXXXIV |         his experience and of the number and variety of the things
11        1, XCVIII | observations sufficient either in number, or in kind, or in certainty,
12        1, XCIX   |         since there is so great a number and army of particulars,
13        1, XCIX   |  generally decides on too small a number of facts, and on those only
14        1, XCIX   |          then, after a sufficient number of negatives, come to a
15        1, XX     |         the points of an infinite number of needles. It is also an
16        1, XXI    |          Cold; but when a smaller number of examples will suffice,
17        1, XXX    |      suggesting the causes of the number and quality of the ordinary
18        1, XXXV   |            proceeded to drop in a number of pebbles till the water
19        1, XLIV   |           two kinds, and seven in number, though I call them all
20        1, XLVIII |           or reduced to a smaller number. Observe, nevertheless,
21        1, L      |      ascriptions there is a great number. As for fables, they should