Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLVIII|      flowed down to the present day, for that distinction which
 2        1, LXX   |   pattern. Now God on the first day of creation created light
 3        1, LXX   |   giving to that work an entire day, in which no material substance
 4        1, LXXXV |        of the alphabet (to this day not in use among the Chinese)
 5        1, XCIX  |     creation which on the first day produced light only, and
 6        1, XCIX  | assigned to it alone one entire day, nor mixed up with it on
 7        1, XCIX  |        mixed up with it on that day any material work.~To suppose,
 8        1, XII   |      all disturbed. And at this day travelers ascending to the
 9        1, XII   |      ascent by night and not by day, and soon after the rising
10        1, XIII  |   hottest times of the year and day, is never sufficiently strong
11        1, XIII  |        And this you may try any day in furnaces for smelting
12        1, XIII  |      then see, according as the day is warm or cold, that the
13        1, XV    |       that must be mended every day, unless like the schoolmen
14        1, XXXV  |    partly by the alternation of day and night, partly by the
15        1, XXXV  |        driven back twice in the day. For if things be so, it
16        1, XXXVI |       which is repeated twice a day, and takes six hours each
17        1, XLI   |        easily do, by taking out day after day the seeds that
18        1, XLI   |         by taking out day after day the seeds that have lain
19        1, XLI   |         better by night than by day. For these may be regarded
20        1, XLVI  |  steeped in vinegar for a whole day the scent is extracted much