Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXXXVIII|     heat of the sun and of fire differ in kind, and to that other
 2        1, XCVIII  | building up of philosophy. They differ in many ways, but especially
 3        1, XCIX    |  general. For the lowest axioms differ but slightly from bare experience,
 4        1, XCIX    |      with the phenomena and yet differ with each other.~But for
 5        1, XIII    |    animate substances; but they differ in degree of cold, wood
 6        1, XIII    |     they reach us), is found to differ by a wide interval from
 7        1, XIII    |       or feathers does not much differ. Next perhaps comes flame
 8        1, XXIX    |        course. Errors of nature differ from singular instances
 9        1, XXIX    |         describe her ways.~They differ in this also from singular
10        1, XXXVI   |         the poles of the zodiac differ from the poles of the world;
11        1, XXXVII  |       familiar occurrence. They differ from the instances subjoined
12        1, XXXVII  |       nature from another. They differ from instances of the fingerpost,
13        1, L       |       is this, that some bodies differ widely as to density and
14        1, L       |       to density and rarity but differ in configurations. For it
15        1, L       |     each within its own limits) differ immensely in quantity of
16        1, L       |      with vegetables, etc., but differ very widely in configuration;