Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |           have something better to produce, there must needs have been
 2        1, XCIX  |     everything to that end, should produce some myself by way of earnest.
 3        1, XI    |         and laid bare of the skin, produce a pain but little differing
 4        1, XII   |           does not go so far as to produce sensible warmth, but in
 5        1, XII   |         caught and collected as to produce even the last degree of
 6        1, XII   |            does not of itself ever produce sparks, as is commonly supposed.
 7        1, XII   |         what other substances they produce the effects of heat. Sailors
 8        1, XXVII |           senses, and bodies which produce reflections to the senses,
 9        1, XXIX  |         the operative part. For to produce new species would be very
10        1, XXIX  |          known species and thereby produce many rare and unusual results
11        1, XXXVI |       bursting into flame does not produce by itself that stupendous
12        1, XXXVII|       between the two bodies which produce the motion. The question
13        1, XL    |          heat might be required to produce evaporation. This phial
14        1, XLVI  |           to the sight requires to produce an impression.~This fact,
15        1, XLVII |           as it were — required to produce any effect must be set down,
16        1, XLVIII| conspicuous externally which could produce such motion (and therefore
17        1, L     |     uniform the lapse of time does produce such effects. For a stick