Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCIX  |     derived, or whether it be larger and wider. And if it be
 2        1, XCIX  |       and wider. And if it be larger and wider, we must observe
 3        1, XII   |     be at the full moons.~The larger fixed stars, however, when
 4        1, XIII  |       heat when nearer to the larger fixed stars. Thus when the
 5        1, XIII  |   with stars, especially of a larger size.~19. Altogether, the
 6        1, XX    |       and stretch itself to a larger sphere or dimension than
 7        1, XX    |   finest of all, but a degree larger.~This difference is shown
 8        1, XXV   | bodies; the reason being that larger masses follow more general
 9        1, XXXV  |       circles of rotation are larger, seems itself also to revolve
10        1, XXXVI |     as wide, indeed wider and larger than the Atlantic, which
11        1, XXXVI | tropics, where because of the larger circles it is more perceptible;
12        1, XXXVI |      necessity of occupying a larger space than the body had
13        1, XXXIX |       it could be extended to larger bodies, or to the minutiae
14        1, XXXIX | bodies, or to the minutiae of larger bodies, so that the texture
15        1, XLIII |   civet or musk scents a much larger volume of air; that a little
16        1, XLVI  | overcomes and regulates a far larger mass — I mean the contriving
17        1, XLVIII|      such as it was, that is, larger. But if there intervene
18        1, XLVIII|    embrace and fill sometimes larger and sometimes smaller spaces)