Book, Chapter

 1     5, 10-20|      that diffused in definite spaces), than to believe the nature
 2     7, 1-2  |      not extended over certain spaces, nor diffused, nor condensed,
 3     7, 1-2  |      as vast, through infinite spaces on every side penetrating
 4     7, 1-2  | through unmeasurable boundless spaces; so that the earth should
 5     7, 5-7  |       it so to be for infinite spaces of times past, and was pleased
 6     7, 15-21|      to work after innumerable spaces of times spent; for that
 7     7, 15-21|      times spent; for that all spaces of times, both which have
 8    10, 8-15 |       that, with the same vast spaces between, as if I saw them
 9    11, 21-27|       speak of time, except of spaces of times. In what space
10    11, 26-33|     other. Thus measure we the spaces of stanzas, by the spaces
11    11, 26-33|      spaces of stanzas, by the spaces of the verses, and the spaces
12    11, 26-33|  spaces of the verses, and the spaces of the verses, by the spaces
13    11, 26-33|   spaces of the verses, by the spaces of the feet, and the spaces
14    11, 26-33|    spaces of the feet, and the spaces of the feet, by the spaces
15    11, 26-33|     spaces of the feet, by the spaces of the syllables, and the
16    11, 26-33|      of the syllables, and the spaces of long, by the space of
17    11, 26-33|     pages (for then we measure spaces, not times); but when we
18    11, 27-36|  motions, and report as to the spaces of times, how much this
19    12, 9-9  |         nor any vicissitude of spaces of times. ~ ~
20    12, 27-37|       more streams over larger spaces, than any one of those streams,