Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII   |         the air itself at the very top is found to be by no means
 2        1, XII   |           the ancients that on the top of Olympus the rarity of
 3        1, XII   |         travelers ascending to the top of the Peak of Tenerife
 4        1, XII   |     through a burning glass on the top of a glass of this kind,
 5        1, XII   |      calendar glass, hollow at the top; pour into the hollow spirit
 6        1, XIII  |           one's hand placed on the top of the glass, will cause
 7        1, XX    | perpendicularly and hold it by the top, it soon burns your hand;
 8        1, XX    |           one, and the same at the top of the other. For I think
 9        1, XX    |          which has the snow at the top will cool sooner than the
10        1, XXV   |      molten drops often fly to the top and stick there. A somewhat
11        1, XXVII |          if earth be placed at the top, and so kept down with a
12        1, XXXVI |           moving by weights on the top of a very high steeple,
13        1, XXXVI |       remain so. Then place at the top an untouched iron needle,
14        1, XXXVI |            not enough to reach the top of the stand. Then set fire
15        1, XLVIII|             the cream rises to the top, while in wine the dregs