Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXXXV|            began, the discovery of useful works came to an end.~And
 2        1, LXXXV| discoveries and presented men with useful inventions. But their case
 3        1, XCIX |      occurs at once — that if many useful discoveries have been made
 4        1, XCIX |        boasting, but because it is useful to say it. If there be any
 5        1, XCIX |           have given true and most useful precepts, yet I do not say
 6        1, XCIX |          what in operation is most useful, that in knowledge is most
 7        1, XXVI |    Instances, therefore, which are useful in this regard are of no
 8        1, XXVII|          which is in many respects useful, it is easy to gather and
 9        1, XXXIV|        such instances are not only useful when subjoined to fixed
10        1, XLII |            by analogy is doubtless useful, but is less certain, and
11        1, XLIII|         dissecting instances it is useful however to subjoin instances
12        1, XLIV |        instances which are chiefly useful for the informative part
13        1, XLIV |            which are pre-eminently useful for the operative part.
14        1, XLIV |           four instances which are useful in this point of view I
15        1, XLIV |       practice to the objects most useful to mankind; or which save
16        1, XLIX |      intimate or point out what is useful to man. For mere power and