Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLVIII|            back upon that which is nearer at hand, namely, on final
 2        1, XCIX  |     proposed to be done, but comes nearer to practice.~For a true
 3        1, XCIX  |           to be readier and to lie nearer at hand and to give more
 4        1, XCIX  | disentangled. On the contrary, the nearer it approaches to simple
 5        1, XII   |          the lines of the rays are nearer each other; whereas on the
 6        1, XIII  |         sun gives greater heat the nearer he approaches to the perpendicular
 7        1, XIII  |          to give greater heat when nearer to the larger fixed stars.
 8        1, XIII  |            the sun is in Leo he is nearer Cor Leonis, Cauda Leonis,
 9        1, XIII  |         which sign, however, he is nearer to the perpendicular. And
10        1, XIII  |           also with light; for the nearer an object is brought to
11        1, XXIII |          less white and approaches nearer to the transparent, is analogous
12        1, XXXI  |           shall find an easier and nearer passage to new works hitherto
13        1, XXXVI | distributed and graduated that the nearer a planet is to the earth
14        1, XXXVI |         cause, it follows that the nearer heavy bodies approach to
15        1, XXXIX |          as by boats or vessels, a nearer intercourse with the heavenly
16        1, XLVIII|        before it is touched by the nearer root or the ramrod. As for