Book, Aphorism

 1        1, II    |        instruments of the mind supply either suggestions for the
 2        1, XXXVII|        I proceed to devise and supply helps for the same.~
 3        1, LXX   |     discovered and established supply practice with its instruments,
 4        1, XCVIII|       one that is collected to supply the understanding with information
 5        1, XCIX  |    digested which these tables supply.~CIII~But after this store
 6        1, XCIX  | authority from the senses, but supply them with helps; I do not
 7        1, XCIX  |       nature of things also, I supply the mind such rules and
 8        1, XCIX  | fashion should not continue to supply matter for disputation and
 9        1, XIII  |        be impeded by want of a supply of air.~The lowered glass,
10        1, XIX   |  proceed further to devise and supply more powerful aids for the
11        1, XXIII |       to be or not to be, they supply a clear direction for practice
12        1, XXXVI |       is no increase either of supply or of extension, but the
13        1, XXXVI |       this long continuance to supply the touch of the magnet
14        1, XLII  |   Refuge. They are those which supply information when the senses
15        1, XLII  |   information which the others supply. But I shall treat of them
16        1, XLVIII|        substance to follow and supply what is lost out of the
17        1, L     |        so as to some extent to supply the inhabitants with water.