Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII   | further inquire whether bodies discharged from engines, as balls from
 2        1, XIII  |      after the crude matter is discharged), and in their compounds,
 3        1, XXV   |  arrows without an iron point, discharged from large engines, pierce
 4        1, XXXV  |     and mass of water suddenly discharged by these waterspouts that
 5        1, XXXVI |   upheaved, such great weights discharged, as we see in mines and
 6        1, XL    |       a tangible substance, if discharged, contracts bodies and dries
 7        1, XL    |        them; if neither wholly discharged nor wholly detained, gives
 8        1, XL    |    after some of the spirit is discharged (upon which desiccation
 9        1, XL    |      if the spirit is suddenly discharged by the heat of fire, they
10        1, XL    |       the former the spirit is discharged, in the latter it is excited
11        1, XL    |     wholly detained nor wholly discharged, but only makes trials and
12        1, XL    |    that all the vapor which is discharged from water by the action
13        1, XLVI  |       seen — as when a ball is discharged from a musket. For the ball
14        1, XLVIII|     root at the further end is discharged with a report, and that
15        1, XLVIII|       spirit, to be afterwards discharged; whence ensues diminution
16        1, XLVIII|        together their parts be discharged or quenched. Nor is this
17        1, XLVIII|     the match, the ball is not discharged, the motion of the greater
18        1, L     |        and, the volatile being discharged, sometimes fixed; that the