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 1      Des|       and the investigation of nature and of all sciences will
 2      Des|     what it is in questions of nature to consult nature herself.~
 3      Des| questions of nature to consult nature herself.~First, then, I
 4      Aph|                              I~Nature exists in three states,
 5      Aph|       For in things artificial nature takes orders from man and
 6      Aph|     treats of the "liberty" of nature, or the "errors" of nature,
 7      Aph|     nature, or the "errors" of nature, or the "bonds" of nature,
 8      Aph|      nature, or the "bonds" of nature, so that we may fairly distribute
 9      Aph|    sports and wanton freaks of nature and come near to the nature
10      Aph|    nature and come near to the nature of individuals. They afford
11      Aph|      into the investigation of nature) for a light review of things
12      Aph|        natural bodies. For the nature of things is so distributed
13      Aph|        their own substance and nature, as it exists in their several
14      Aph|      when the investigation of nature has been carried deeper.~
15      Aph|        History of arts, and of nature as changed and altered by
16      Aph|      one for investigating the nature of redness, seeing that
17      Aph|       instance for showing the nature and impression of cold.
18      Aph|       to bodies and virtues in nature be set forth (as far as
19      Aph|    down the laws themselves of nature and nothing else) are content
20      Aph|        the cardinal virtues in nature, and said that a history
21      Aph|     more closely intimate with nature, I cannot venture to rely
22      Aph|      to recover its right over nature), to examine nature herself
23      Aph|       over nature), to examine nature herself and the arts upon
24      Cat| Accidents out of the course of Nature.~44. History of the parts