Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LIX  |       it comes to pass that the high and formal discussions of
 2        1, LXV  |         the will, especially in high and lofty spirits.~Of this
 3        1, XCIX |         let no one be afraid of high numbers or minute fractions.
 4        1, XII  | mountains, unless they are very high, there is perpetual snow.
 5        1, XXXI |         and that all power of a high order depends on forms and
 6        1, XXXV |     pebbles till the water rose high enough for it to drink;
 7        1, XXXVI|     very great light and are of high authority, the course of
 8        1, XXXVI|         been any comet, whether high or low, which has not revolved
 9        1, XXXVI|    weights on the top of a very high steeple, keeping the other
10        1, XXXVI|       We see in large fires how high the flames ascend, for the
11        1, L    |      and air when rarefied by a high degree of heat, cannot be