Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCIX  |      but simply a substance of metal or stone, would have been
 2        1, XCIX  |     process, gold or any other metal or stone is generated, from
 3        1, XII   |      more slowly, as stone and metal. But this belongs to the
 4        1, XII   |      substance of the stone or metal; and that the attrition
 5        1, XIII  |  originally hot. For no stone, metal, sulphur, fossil, wood,
 6        1, XIII  |        being equally cold with metal. But this belongs to the
 7        1, XIII  |       to a ball of lead or any metal, if held in it a little
 8        1, XXXIII|      For in water, air, stone, metal, and most other substances,
 9        1, XXXIII|   hostile instance is air. For metal can be fluid and can also
10        1, XXXVI |   lighted wax taper in a small metal stand; place the stand in
11        1, XLV   |         I took a small bell of metal, light and thin, such as
12        1, XLV   |      in the bending of wood or metal, in clocks moving by springs,
13        1, XLVIII|    instance, gold or any other metal in the leaf does not like
14        1, XLVIII| greater difficulty in stone or metal than in air, owing to the
15        1, L     |      was a hollow bell made of metal which, being let down parallel