Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCII |     digested and arranged in my Tables of Discovery (the subject
 2        1, XCIX |      inquiry shall, by means of Tables of Discovery, apt, well
 3        1, XCIX |        and digested which these tables supply.~CIII~But after this
 4        1, XCIX |      nature. And although in my tables of discovery (which compose
 5        1, XCIX |      gather from my history and tables many things by the way,
 6        1, XCIX |     doubt, when ray history and tables of discovery are read, some
 7        1, X    |          We must therefore form tables and arrangements of instances,
 8        1, XIV  |      may see from the foregoing tables, where I not only insert
 9        1, XV   |       and office of these three tables I call the Presentation
10        1, XVIII|         of natures which by the Tables of Presentation are found
11        1, XVIII|         contained in any of the tables. For it is manifest from
12        1, XVIII|         and that the use of the tables may be more plainly shown,
13        1, XVIII|         beside these; for these tables are not perfect, but meant
14        1, XX   |     permission, after the three Tables of First Presentation (such
15        1, XX   |      the instances given in the tables, and of any others it may
16        1, XXI  |                         XXI~The Tables of First Presentation and
17        1, XXI  | propounding which, I mean, when Tables are necessary, to proceed
18        1, LII  |       into till we come to make Tables of Presentation for the
19        1, LII  |         in the formation of the Tables they must be investigated