Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |   recovery of a sound and healthy condition — namely, that the entire
 2        1, LXX   | contemplation in use are in a bad condition), and also as to the causes
 3        1, LXXIII|           relieve and benefit the condition of man, and which can with
 4        1, LXXIV |         remain almost in the same condition, receiving no noticeable
 5        1, LXXXV |        the contrary will pity the condition of mankind, seeing that
 6        1, XCII  |       reached a certain point and condition they can advance no further.
 7        1, XCII  |          unhappiness of their own condition) than to induce any alacrity
 8        1, XCIX  |        one admirable property and condition: they never miss or fail.
 9        1, XCIX  |  oversubtle and in their original condition useless, the answer of the
10        1, XCIX  | tranquility of abstract wisdom, a condition far more heavenly. Now to
11        1, XCIX  |      according to the quality and condition of the subject of the inquiry.~
12        1, XCIX  |           also by a comparison of condition. And this difference comes
13        1, XCIX  |         motion.~II~In what an ill condition human knowledge is at the
14        1, XIII  |   exceedingly hot, which is their condition from the first in burning
15        1, XX    |      circumference, but with this condition, that the body has at the
16        1, XXXV  |       west, though subject to the condition of being driven back twice
17        1, XL    |       from the interior. Thus the condition of the human body is known