Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLVIII| principles in nature ought to be held merely positive, as they
 2        1, LVIII |   peculiar satisfaction is to be held in suspicion, and that so
 3        1, LXVII |          made a dogma of it, and held it as a tenet. And though
 4        1, LXXV  |        of the New Academy, which held Acatalepsia as a tenet and
 5        1, XCI   |   nothing strange if a thing not held in honor does not prosper.~
 6        1, XI    |           as the air itself is), held for a time near the fire.~
 7        1, XIII  |         of lead or any metal, if held in it a little while. So
 8        1, XVII  |         assured that his mind is held in captivity by custom,
 9        1, XXIV  |          understanding should be held suspect, and recourse be
10        1, XXVI  |         Plato, "That he is to be held as a god who knows well
11        1, XXVIII|      grammarians the letter S is held singular, on account of
12        1, XLVIII|       struck. For if the bell be held tight so that it cannot
13        1, XLVIII|      hand and foot, or otherwise held fast, and yet struggle to
14        1, XLVIII|  quantities — rules which I wish held good in politics.~