Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LX    |   which easily spreads itself round any other body; and that
 2        1, LXXXII|       the dark, that feel all round them for the chance of finding
 3        1, LXXXII|       way in it and wandering round and round as in a labyrinth.
 4        1, LXXXII|       and wandering round and round as in a labyrinth. Whereas
 5        1, LXXXIX| maintained that the earth was round, and of consequence asserted
 6        1, XII   |      hair, but softly playing round it. It is also most certain
 7        1, XII   |     in an earthen jar wrapped round with many folds of leather
 8        1, XXV   |     follow, then they fall in round drops, which is the figure
 9        1, XXXVI |      water is more arched and round, the waters rising in the
10        1, XXXVI |      than motions contrary or round different poles. And most
11        1, XXXVI |    middle of a bowl, and pour round it spirit of wine, but not
12        1, XXXIX |  stars wheeling as in a dance round the planet Jupiter, whence
13        1, XL    |       tied the latter tightly round the former with a thread
14        1, XLVI  |   reason why rings being spun round look like globes, and a
15        1, XLVIII|       regarding 1. the center round which the bodies move; 2.
16        1, L     |      force of the body of air round about, as we see in the
17        1, L     | substances that can be poured round another is far the densest.
18        1, L     |    like manner we should look round carefully to see if there
19        1, L     |     while all the other herbs round it are dry. But both of