Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII |     our bodies, caused by the corpuscles of any other body, it is
2     II,  XXIII|      have pores less than the corpuscles of air, yet the weight or
3     II,  XXIII|  cohesion of the parts of the corpuscles of the aether itself: which
4     II,  XXIX | obscure and confused ideas of corpuscles, or minute bodies, so to
5     IV,  II   |  number, and motion of minute corpuscles singly insensible; their
6     IV,  II   |    the greater number of such corpuscles, with that peculiar sort
7     IV,  III  |  minuteness. These insensible corpuscles, being the active parts
8     IV,  VI   |   figure, bulk, and motion of corpuscles would produce in us the
9     IV,  VI   |    body were fit to give such corpuscles their due motion to produce