Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |     reject; and instead of it I open and lay out a new and certain
 2      Pre        |     however (my object being to open a new way for the understanding,
 3        1, LXVII | perpetuate them, leaving no way open to reach and dislodge them.~
 4        1, LXXI  |         not, so far as we know, open schools; but more silently
 5        1, LXXXII|      woods of experience to the open ground of axioms.~
 6        1, LXXXIV|        in nature have been laid open and discovered which may
 7        1, LXXXIV|        in our times laid widely open and revealed, the intellectual
 8        1, XCIX  |        road has an issue in the open ground and not far off;
 9        1, XCIX  |         kind of confutation was open to me, differing as I do
10        1, XII   |        three or four days; then open the vessel and test the
11        1, XXIX  |       on one side point out and open the way to errors and deflections
12        1, XXXVI |    bluish flame. For indeed the open rays of the sun, falling
13        1, XLI   |     there finds the ground more open and yielding; and so with
14        1, XLVIII|         and strong waters which open for themselves a way) if
15        1, L     |        heat of the sun and that open air which preys upon bodies,
16        1, L     |    materials; of fire close and open, straitened and in full
17        1, L     |     therefore continuance in an open vessel is best for separations;