Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        | mutual services; let there in short be one method for the cultivation,
 2        1, XLIX  |    the vulgar. Numberless, in short, are the ways, and sometimes
 3        1, LXXXVI|      aphorisms; that is, into short and scattered sentences,
 4        1, XCIX  |    men hitherto have made but short stay with experience, but
 5        1, XCIX  |    men of business, to be, in short, like current coin, which
 6        1, XXII  |   such instances make the way short, and accelerate and strengthen
 7        1, XXVI  |     of motion.~Very great, in short, is the prerogative of constitutive
 8        1, XXIX  |      nature; of everything in short that is in nature new, rare,
 9        1, XL    |      putrefactions which stop short before they come to the
10        1, XLVIII|     of which I speak stop far short of these limits, and are
11        1, XLVIII|  remains pure; all things, in short, that are shaken outwardly
12        1, L     |      endured by animals for a short time. But they are nothing
13        1, L     |    ashes, lime, warm sand; in short, heats of all kinds with
14        1, LI    |     may be enabled to do in a short time that which nature accomplishes