Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |      let him make some little trial for himself of the way which
 2        1, XXXIII|   tribunal which is itself on trial.~
 3        1, XCII  |      their industry in making trial. And therefore it is fit
 4        1, XCIX  |   harder to perceive, yet the trial (if we would not bear a
 5        1, XCIX  |    result nor fail him in the trial. Secondly, he will wish
 6        1, XII   |    the 22nd and 23rd.~29. Let trial be made of spirit of wine
 7        1, XII   |   producing liquefaction. Let trial also be made with a graduated
 8        1, XIII  |   intense by blowing.~28. Let trial be made with burning glasses,
 9        1, XIII  |     it on the other side. Let trial therefore be carefully made
10        1, XIV   |  forced to use the words "Let trial be made," or "Let it be
11        1, XX    |    but also all heat.~But let trial be made of this in the opposite
12        1, XX    |      with a view to this, let trial be made whether flame does
13        1, XXXVI |     difficult to ascertain by trial in straits with sounding
14        1, XLII  |       For I have not made the trial myself in these cases. It
15        1, XLVIII| concurrence. For example, let trial be made in shooting. See
16        1, L     |   helps and consents. And the trial might easily have been made (
17        1, L     |      other animals) has after trial (they say) well nigh disappeared,