Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXV |         have among the Greeks a striking example in Pythagoras, though
 2        1, XX  |     this kind I call Shining or Striking Instances. Let us now therefore
 3        1, XXIV|     will put in the third place Striking Instances, of which I have
 4        1, XXIV|        inquired into be heat. A striking instance of the motion of
 5        1, XXIV|      inquired into be weight. A striking instance of weight is quicksilver.
 6        1, XXV |         nearly the opposites of Striking Instances. For they exhibit
 7        1, XXV |  discovery of forms; because as striking instances lead easily to
 8        1, XXV |        form the most remarkable striking instance is the magnet.
 9        1, LII | instances; migratory instances; striking instances; clandestine instances;
10        1, LII |         as instances migratory, striking, of companionship, and subjunctive;