Book, Aphorism

1        1, XCIX  |     substances only (of those susceptible of such effect), his power
2        1, XIII  | bodies which are least of all susceptible of heat. Even the heat of
3        1, XVII  |    matter and subject that is susceptible of them. Thus the form of
4        1, XX    |      other substance whatever susceptible of the above-mentioned motion.
5        1, XXIV  | exhibits expansion, still, as susceptible of momentary extinction,
6        1, XXXIII| single concretion that is not susceptible to heat.~But to take another
7        1, XXXVI |   very moment of cooling more susceptible and sensitive to the virtue
8        1, XLV   |  compression of which air was susceptible, I had recourse to the following