Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXII    | neither duly ascertained nor diligently examined and weighed, and
 2        1, LXXXII  |      let any man soberly and diligently consider what the way is
 3        1, LXXXV   |      let him but examine and diligently inspect their matter and
 4        1, LXXXV   |      sons applied themselves diligently to the digging of the vineyard,
 5        1, LXXXVIII|   purpose of which (if it be diligently examined) is to persuade
 6        1, XCII    |    judgment. We must observe diligently what encouragement dawns
 7        1, XCIX    |      experience, and labored diligently thereon, and if they could
 8        1, XII     |  should by all means be more diligently examined. For in the first
 9        1, XIII    |      as they have never been diligently inquired into, we must pass
10        1, XIII    |      again have not yet been diligently examined. The weakest heat
11        1, XXVI    |     neglected, but rather be diligently observed. For whatever unites
12        1, XXXV    |   anyone were to set to work diligently to temper the heat of fire
13        1, XLIV    |      after natures have been diligently investigated) is the ill
14        1, L       |     their effects, should be diligently collected from all quarters