Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre       |           sense I for the most part reject; and instead of it I open
 2        1, XCIX |     evidence and truth of things, I reject all forms of fiction and
 3        1, XVII | investigation of the form of heat, "reject rarity," or "rarity does
 4        1, XVIII|             of the rays of the sun, reject the nature of the elements.~
 5        1, XVIII|           rays of heavenly bodies), reject the nature of heavenly bodies.~
 6        1, XVIII|            fire, or other hot body, reject the distinctive or more
 7        1, XVIII|          their weight or substance, reject the communication or admixture
 8        1, XVIII|            to ignition or red heat, reject light or brightness.~6.
 9        1, XVIII|          exception of the sun, also reject light and brightness.~7.
10        1, XVIII|     brightness and less heat), also reject light and brightness.~8.
11        1, XVIII|        greatest density as a whole, reject rarity.~9. On account of
12        1, XVIII|          and yet remains rare, also reject rarity.~10. On account of
13        1, XVIII|            same visible dimensions, reject local or expansive motion
14        1, XVIII|     manifest increase of heat, also reject local or expansive motion
15        1, XVIII|           or observable alteration, reject a destructive nature, or
16        1, XVIII|           wrought by heat and cold, reject motion of the body as a
17        1, XVIII|            the attrition of bodies, reject a principial nature. By
18        1, XXVI |        manifold and divided, and so reject and put aside any further
19        1, XXXVI|           decisive instance we must reject the assertion that the ebb
20        1, XXXVI|           on careful examination we reject the former motion of which