Book, Aphorism

1        1, XCIX |          fiery blast suddenly and violently expanding and exploding
2        1, XI   | percussion.~16. All bodies rubbed violently, as stone, wood, cloth,
3        1, XII  |      sparkle by night when struck violently by oars. And in storms,
4        1, XII  |          the foam of the sea when violently agitated emits sparks, and
5        1, XIII |    because the flame recoils more violently when the wind gives way
6        1, XIII |            when air or a stick is violently compressed or bent, it recoils
7        1, XXVI |       palate they blow their nose violently, immediately perceive the
8        1, XXXVI|           the sea, the waters are violently driven upwards into a heap,
9        1, XXXVI|          from the fire and bursts violently from its embrace as from