Book, Aphorism

1      Pre       |  allowable, would have been an unequal one perhaps, in respect
2        1, XXI  |       and assisted, is a thing unequal, and quite unfit to contend
3        1, LXXI |       though in other respects unequal, were professorial; both
4        1, XXIII| exhibit whiteness, through the unequal refraction of the rays of
5        1, XXXV |      is that it is exceedingly unequal, now approaching and increased,
6        1, XXXV |      winter, becomes strangely unequal. And yet this great man
7        1, XXXVI|     that in consequence of the unequal rotation (in point of speed)