Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXXXVII|        bringing things distant near, and revealing things secret;
 2        1, XI     |    itself is), held for a time near the fire.~15. Sparks struck
 3        1, XI     |     and that without being put near the fire. And in like manner
 4        1, XII    |    that that region is neither near enough to the body of the
 5        1, XII    |     rays of the sun in regions near the polar circles is found
 6        1, XII    |       contract warmth when put near fire. There is this difference
 7        1, XIII   |       same time in perigee and near the perpendicular, his heat
 8        1, XXV    |      if the iron be brought so near as to touch the iron in
 9        1, XLII   | contract heat on being brought near the fire. And yet air contracts
10        1, XLVI   |        caught by those who are near the spot where the discharge
11        1, XLVIII |  tangible body, if it be found near at hand.~Let the seventh
12        1, XLVIII |       scent longer when placed near sinks and foul-smelling
13        1, XLVIII |      they turn on poles placed near the Bears rather than about
14        1, L      | colewort, because when planted near each other they do not thrive,