Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCIX |   knowledge of the causes and consents, must come from those primary
 2        1, XXVII|     no difference between the consents or sympathies of bodies
 3        1, L    |    then by means of helps and consents. And the trial might easily
 4        1, L    | condense. These sympathies or consents at present manifest themselves
 5        1, L    |    and casting.~Operations by consents or aversions (which is the
 6        1, L    |       hope of discovering the consents of things before the discovery
 7        1, L    |      broader and more general consents of things are not, however,
 8        1, L    |       one of the most general consents in nature does seem to be
 9        1, L    |       should be observed.~The consents of primary bodies with their
10        1, L    |     To these may be added the consents of the senses with their
11        1, L    |      their objects. For these consents, since they are most manifest
12        1, L    |     shed great light on other consents also which are latent.~But
13        1, L    |     are latent.~But the inner consents and aversions, or friendships
14        1, L    |      indeed a scanty store of consents which have been approved
15        1, L    |        Nor should we omit the consents between the motions and
16        1, L    |      instances of more secret consents are, the greater the diligence
17        1, LI   | former require a knowledge of consents, the third a knowledge of