Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XC    |      men in these places are confined and as it were imprisoned
 2        1, XCIX  |      if a man's knowledge be confined to the efficient and material
 3        1, XI    | powerful and glowing heat if confined, as in reverbatory furnaces.~
 4        1, XI    |    the time of year.~12. Air confined and underground in some
 5        1, XI    |   Green and moist vegetables confined and bruised together, as
 6        1, XII   |    unless it has either been confined, or compressed, or manifestly
 7        1, XII   |  subjoin the negative of air confined in caverns during the summer.
 8        1, XII   |    made by examining it when confined. It is, however, necessary
 9        1, XII   |  necessary for the air to be confined in a vessel of such material
10        1, XII   |      above-mentioned case of confined herbs, or because the igneous
11        1, XIII  |     as boiling water and air confined in furnaces, some are found
12        1, XX    |   dense; locally expanded or confined within the bounds of its
13        1, XXXVI |      and that this action is confined to certain limits. So that
14        1, XL    |      as to break out, nor be confined by the obstinacy of the
15        1, XL    |    another, is almost wholly confined to the sense of smell and
16        1, XLVIII| quenched. Nor is this motion confined to spirits, though in most
17        1, XLVIII|   the earth stands still) is confined to the heavens, and does
18        1, L     |   internal animal warmth, of confined hay; dry heats, as of ashes,
19        1, L     |   density their variation is confined to narrow limits.~The next
20        1, L     |   trees (a practice hitherto confined to fruit trees), whereby