Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LVI   |      moderns. This, however, turns to the great injury of the
 2        1, LVII  |      alternated and taken by turns, so that the understanding
 3        1, LXXI  |      be despaired of when it turns aside to trifles of this
 4        1, LXXXV |    his authors (whereupon he turns to tradition and auricular
 5        1, XCIX  |    by the action of fire; it turns into a liquid with a certain
 6        1, XX    |    of self-expansion till it turns into a body far more extended
 7        1, XX    |   increased it dissolves and turns much of their substance
 8        1, XX    |   instance, an arrow or dart turns as it goes forward, and
 9        1, XX    |       and goes forward as it turns. And in like manner the
10        1, XXIX  |  wherein nature deviates and turns aside from her ordinary
11        1, XXXVI |      and south, or gradually turns in that direction, then
12        1, XL    |   digests and elaborates and turns them into spirit; and then
13        1, XLVIII|    caverns of some depth, it turns to crystal or some similar
14        1, XLVIII| between stones concretes and turns into a stony substance,
15        1, XLVIII| scaly substance on the teeth turns into a substance as hard