Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLVII |       to and fro to remote and heterogeneous instances by which axioms
 2        1, XVII  |    they mix and combine things heterogeneous (for the heat of heavenly
 3        1, XVII  |        of fire seem to be very heterogeneous; so do the fixed red of
 4        1, XVII  |     that these things, however heterogeneous and alien from each other,
 5        1, XXV   |        in bodies compounded of heterogeneous matter; the reason being
 6        1, XXV   |     being that the approach of heterogeneous matter binds bodies together,
 7        1, XXXV  |   unite natures supposed to be heterogeneous, and marked and set down
 8        1, XXXV  | effects attributed to some one heterogeneous nature as peculiar to it
 9        1, XXXV  |       may belong also to other heterogeneous natures; that this supposed
10        1, XXXV  | specific nature — distinct and heterogeneous, since the heat of heavenly
11        1, XXXVI |      they are substances quite heterogeneous.~But we may have an instance
12        1, XLVIII|        when placed among quite heterogeneous and hostile bodies, if they
13        1, XLVIII|   separate themselves from the heterogeneous and combine together; by
14        1, XLVIII|       be "that which separates Heterogeneous and congregates Homogeneous
15        1, XLVIII|    dislodging and ejecting the heterogeneous, still it is a motion that
16        1, L     |       are separated, while the heterogeneous are in a coarse way incorporated