Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |       knowledge, with me, that passing by the outer courts of nature,
 2        1, XXII  |  experiment and particulars in passing, the other dwells duly and
 3        1, LXXIII|   produced accidentally and in passing, or else by a kind of variation
 4        1, XCIX  |      stay with experience, but passing her lightly by, have wasted
 5        1, XCIX  |       men, but are received in passing without any inquiry into
 6        1, XIII  |       because heat perpetually passing and emanating from it mingles
 7        1, XXIII |       not only those which are passing toward production and destruction,
 8        1, XXIII |       but also those which are passing toward increase and decrease;
 9        1, XXVI  |        than an internal smell, passing and descending from the
10        1, XXXVII| instant of time, and in space, passing through degrees and distances.
11        1, XLIII |    strange) that in all these, passing as they do through an indifferent
12        1, XLV   |     most distinctly the needle passing over the very pupil. But
13        1, L     |      or less distance; of fire passing through various media; moist
14        1, LI    |      are increased in power by passing from wheel to wheel; or