Book, Aphorism

1        1, LIX |      greater acuteness or a more diligent observation would alter
2        1, LXII|        who, having bestowed much diligent and careful labor on a few
3        1, LXVI|        out with greater and more diligent observations to third and
4        1, XCIX|    cannot be done without a very diligent dissection and anatomy of
5        1, XII |     instance should be made more diligent inquiry. For herbs and vegetables,
6        1, XII |          too should be made more diligent inquiry. For quicklime sprinkled
7        1, XL  | collected from all quarters with diligent care.~With regard to the
8        1, XLII|          question, provided that diligent inquiry has been first made