Book, Chapter

 1      1, V    |     knowledge, while it is in aphorisms and observations, it is
 2      1, VI   |   those excellent parables or aphorisms concerning divine and moral
 3      2, XVII |      delivery of knowledge in aphorisms, or in methods; wherein
 4      2, XVII |    method. But the writing in aphorisms hath many excellent virtues,
 5      2, XVII |     superficial or solid: for aphorisms, except they should be ridiculous,
 6      2, XVII | remaineth nothing to fill the aphorisms but some good quantity of
 7      2, XVII | reason will attempt, to write aphorisms, but he that is sound and
 8      2, XVII |       directions. And lastly, aphorisms, representing a knowledge
 9      2, XVIII|      delivery of knowledge in aphorisms, or in methods; wherein
10      2, XVIII|    method. But the writing in aphorisms hath many excellent virtues,
11      2, XVIII|     superficial or solid: for aphorisms, except they should be ridiculous,
12      2, XVIII| remaineth nothing to fill the aphorisms but some good quantity of
13      2, XVIII| reason will attempt, to write aphorisms, but he that is sound and
14      2, XVIII|       directions. And lastly, aphorisms, representing a knowledge
15      2, XXIII|   chiefly we may see in those aphorisms which have place amongst
16      2, XXIII|      a work of this nature in aphorisms, to propound it hereafter,
17      2, XXIII|   chiefly we may see in those aphorisms which have place amongst
18      2, XXIII|      a work of this nature in aphorisms, to propound it hereafter,