Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXVI  |         for instance, toward the globe of the earth, of thin and
 2        1, LXXXIV|          regions of the material globe — that is, of the earth,
 3        1, LXXXIV|       revealed, the intellectual globe should remain shut up within
 4        1, XXXV  |      rest seems to belong to the globe of the earth, while other
 5        1, XXXVI |       following. Take a magnetic globe and mark its poles; and
 6        1, XXXVI |         and set the poles of the globe toward the east and west,
 7        1, XXXVII|      magnet, heavy bodies to the globe of the earth. There may
 8        1, XLV   |  operates by consent between the globe of the earth and heavy bodies,
 9        1, XLV   |     heavy bodies, or between the globe of the moon and the waters
10        1, XLV   |        previously placed a small globe, on which the bell was to
11        1, XLV   |         I found then that if the globe was small enough in proportion
12        1, XLV   |       experiment. I had a hollow globe of lead made, capable of
13        1, XLV   |         melted lead, so that the globe became quite solid. I then
14        1, XLV   |        two opposite sides of the globe with a heavy hammer, by
15        1, XLVIII| themselves — heavy bodies to the globe of the earth, light to the