Book, Aphorism

1        1, LXXIII| confuses the experiments than aids them. They, too, who have
2        1, XIX   |      and supply more powerful aids for the use of the understanding;
3        1, XX    |     us now proceed to further aids.~
4        1, XXVI  |     or that which excites and aids the memory. Constitutive
5        1, XXVI  |   distribution, which clearly aids the memory; also topics
6        1, XXVI  |     or points to take hold of aids the memory; as writing with
7        1, XXVI  |       are six lesser forms of aids to the memory; viz.: the
8        1, XXXIX |       to procure aid. Now the aids to sight are of three kinds:
9        1, L     |       be abandoned, but other aids must be employed. For it