Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCIX |           cause of any nature (as whiteness or heat) in certain subjects
 2        1, XXIII|      nature to be investigated be whiteness. An instance migrating to
 3        1, XXIII|          obvious that the form of whiteness is communicated and conveyed
 4        1, XXIII|          discovery of the form of whiteness when we know that two bodies,
 5        1, XXIII|         portions together exhibit whiteness, through the unequal refraction
 6        1, XXIII|          required for the form of whiteness, or that whiteness is generated
 7        1, XXIII|        form of whiteness, or that whiteness is generated by transparent
 8        1, XXIII|         in the proposed nature of whiteness. An instance migrating to
 9        1, XXIII| destruction in the same nature of whiteness is froth or snow in dissolution.
10        1, XXIII|            For the water puts off whiteness and puts on transparency
11        1, XLVI |         merely the vivid color of whiteness, but also the light of every