Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XX     |       experiment. But this evil is increased by logic, because of the
 2        1, LXXII  |            stock of experience has increased to an infinite amount. Wherefore
 3        1, LXXVIII|       multitude of treatises, than increased their weight. And therefore
 4        1, LXXXIII|        however, has been strangely increased by an opinion or conceit,
 5        1, LXXXVI |      well-nigh childish — has been increased by the craft and artifices
 6        1, XCIII  |             and knowledge shall be increased"; clearly intimating that
 7        1, XIII   |          of the heavenly bodies is increased in three ways: first, by
 8        1, XX     |         And if the heat be greatly increased it dissolves and turns much
 9        1, XXXV   |       unequal, now approaching and increased, now receding and diminished;
10        1, XXXVI  |           it did on account of the increased virtue of its weights. If
11        1, XXXVI  |      diminished on the steeple and increased in the mine, we may take
12        1, XL     |          the sense not only by the increased hardness of the body, but
13        1, XLV    |          but if the compression be increased the air does not endure
14        1, XLVIII | congregation; but if the weight be increased, it is overcome. A lever
15        1, XLVIII | congregation; but if the weight be increased, it is overcome. Leather
16        1, XLVIII |     tension; but if the tension be increased, the leather breaks and
17        1, L      |            of steel if the time be increased, and steel does not evaporate.
18        1, L      |           noon in the torrid zone, increased by the reflections of mountains
19        1, LI     |          also in motions which are increased in power by passing from