Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XXXVI|       order; while men on their side must force themselves for
 2        1, XLVI |        to be found on the other side, yet these it either neglects
 3        1, LXXII|        Africa beyond the hither side of Ethiopia, of Asia beyond
 4        1, LXXII|         and the limits on every side of the Old World are known,
 5        1, XC   |      advances is heard on every side. But though the matter be
 6        1, XIII |      but beyond it on the other side. Let trial therefore be
 7        1, XIII |    corresponding height. To the side of the glass there should
 8        1, XX   |      burns your hand; if at the side or from below, not nearly
 9        1, XXIX |       others. For errors on one side point out and open the way
10        1, XXXV | instances of alliance on either side, namely, snow in great quantities,
11        1, XXXVI|    shaken in a basin leaves one side when it washes the other;
12        1, XXXVI|         there is a flood on one side of the sea, there must be
13        1, XXXVI|        when it is ebbing on one side it is flowing on the other.
14        1, XLV  |          raised the bell on one side and rose to the surface
15        1, L    |    power is clearly lame on one side. For we have the heat of