Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXII  | wresting all other facts in a strange fashion to conformity therewith.~
 2        1, LXX   |     of what seems at first so strange and incredible. For a knowledge
 3        1, LXXIII|      And therefore it was not strange that among the Egyptians,
 4        1, LXXX  |      of the sciences has with strange indignity been degraded
 5        1, LXXX  |       therefore it is nothing strange if the sciences grow not,
 6        1, LXXXI |   been well placed, it is not strange that men have erred as to
 7        1, LXXXV |        Meanwhile if is nowise strange if opinion of plenty has
 8        1, LXXXVI|  matter now is, it is nothing strange if men do not seek to advance
 9        1, XCI   |   opinions. And it is nothing strange if a thing not held in honor
10        1, XCVIII|  anyone thinks that this is a strange thing to say, and something
11        1, XCIX  |      It may be thought also a strange and a harsh thing that we
12        1, XXVII |     of plants (which may seem strange) are conformable instances.
13        1, XXXVI |        So that there ensues a strange conflict, the sulphur kindling
14        1, XL    |       in the compound; whence strange fallacies have arisen. For
15        1, XLI   |     than the sense. For it is strange how careless men are in
16        1, XLIII |        and yet (which is more strange) that in all these, passing
17        1, XLVI  |       times suggested to me a strange doubt, viz., whether the