Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXVI  |   incommensurable mixtures, or not following them out with greater and
 2        1, LXXVII|            others; so that it is a following and going along together,
 3        1, XCIX  |       course altogether a pioneer, following in no man's track nor sharing
 4        1, XCIX  |          for experiments of fruit, following therein, as I have often
 5        1, XCIX  |          In gold, for example, the following properties meet. It is yellow
 6        1, XII   |         effect of heat.~4. Try the following experiment. Take a glass
 7        1, XX    |            when we find two of the following specific differences (of
 8        1, XXVI  |           be taste or tasting. The following instances are Constitutive.
 9        1, XXVII |        natures.~For example, these following are instances of conformity:
10        1, XXXV  |           a comet being tied to or following some particular star has
11        1, XXXVI |            motion of the moon. The following will be a case of the parting
12        1, XXXVI |     instance of the fingerpost the following. If there be found in the
13        1, XXXVI |         wires to represent it.~The following would be an instance of
14        1, XXXVI |          regard to this, then, the following would be an instance of
15        1, XXXVI |            fingerpost would be the following. Take a magnetic globe and
16        1, XXXVI |      experiments. Among others the following would be an instance of
17        1, XXXVI |          therefore we may take the following as an instance of the fingerpost.
18        1, XL    |            This I attempted by the following contrivance. I took a glass
19        1, XLIII |        Such, for example, as these following: that a little drop of ink
20        1, XLV   | susceptible, I had recourse to the following device. I took a glass egg
21        1, XLV   |           have investigated in the following experiment. I had a hollow