Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre       |      been which, even with their best efforts applied in conjunction,
 2        1, LXIII|       truth of things; a failing best shown when his philosophy
 3        1, LXX  |                      LXX~But the best demonstration by far is
 4        1, LXXIX|        the greater number of the best wits applied themselves
 5        1, XCIV |          ought to be regarded as best for the future. For if you
 6        1, XCIX |         experience) may with the best effect be first distributed
 7        1, XCIX |           is not the true or the best, for that the contemplation
 8        1, XCIX |   inquiries into nature have the best result when they begin with
 9        1, XII  |         of the most powerful and best constructed burning glasses,
10        1, XIII |         loses heat is air; as is best seen in calendar glasses [
11        1, XX   |       But this kind of motion is best seen in air, which continuously
12        1, XXV  |        clandestine instances the best guides to genera, that is,
13        1, XXV  |         which is the figure that best preserves the water from
14        1, XXV  |     without discontinuation. But best of all is it seen in frost
15        1, XXXVI|        catches fire. But this is best seen in quicksilver, which
16        1, XL   |         tangible parts which are best disposed and prepared for
17        1, L    | continuance in an open vessel is best for separations; in a vessel
18        1, L    |          shrubs and herbs thrive best and take, so to speak, most
19        1, L    |         say, what plants prosper best on what stocks, depends
20        1, L    |     reluctance. Thus powders mix best with water, ashes and lime
21        1, LI   |        vain and tumid, and do my best to discard them.~