Book, Aphorism

1        1, XLIX |  dry light, but receives an infusion from the will and affections;
2        1, LII  | restless motion, or from an infusion of the affections, or from
3        1, XLVI |  natural action. Thus in an infusion of rhubarb the purgative
4        1, XLVI |   as many as six times, the infusion is at last so enriched that
5        1, XLVI |    a month from the time of infusion. In the distillation too
6        1, XLVII|   large quantity of liquid, infusion takes place rather than
7        1, XLVII|    impregnation rather than infusion. Thus in its effect on the