Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XV   |       Light, Dense, Rare, Moist, Dry, Generation, Corruption,
 2        1, XLIX |        human understanding is no dry light, but receives an infusion
 3        1, XI   |          bread thrown in becomes dry and crusted like toast.~
 4        1, XII  |        but always accompanied by dry weather. Lightning, however,
 5        1, XII  |     herbs when pounded would not dry bacon and meat hung over
 6        1, XIII |        and some others of a very dry constitution and habit of
 7        1, XXIII|       paper, which is white when dry, but when wetted (that is,
 8        1, XXXII|         for the reception of the dry and pure light of true ideas.~
 9        1, XLV  | extension endured by more solid, dry, or more compact bodies,
10        1, L    |         other herbs round it are dry. But both of these stories
11        1, L    |         warmth, of confined hay; dry heats, as of ashes, lime,
12        1, L    |        to take in bodies earthy, dry, and fixed.) But certainly