Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |     principles nor rested in the just conclusion, zeal and affectation
 2      Pre        |         or force of instruments, just as in things intellectual
 3      Pre        | discretion in their madness? Yet just so it is that men proceed
 4      Pre        |      matters intellectual — with just the same kind of mad effort
 5      Pre        |         yet the contest, however just and allowable, would have
 6        1, XXII  |         is infinite. For the one just glances at experiment and
 7        1, XXV   |       are made for the most part just large enough to fit and
 8        1, XXVI  |         elicited from facts by a just and methodical process,
 9        1, L     |          unless these two things just mentioned be searched out
10        1, LXX   |       such transfer be made by a just and orderly process, it
11        1, LXXXV |        discoveries which we have just mentioned are older than
12        1, XCII  |          this matter reasonable, just as Columbus did, before
13        1, XCVIII|          of lawful evidence. And just as if some kingdom or state
14        1, XCIX  |        of the sciences when in a just scale of ascent, and by
15        1, XCIX  |          to light of themselves, just as the others did; only
16        1, XCIX  |        many new ones introduced, just as many theories of the
17        1, XCIX  |        judgment of antiquity was just. For the benefits of discoveries
18        1, XCIX  |          men had ready at hand a just history of nature and experience,
19        1, XCIX  |          been spoken of arises a just division of philosophy and
20        1, XII   |          from its springs, cools just like water that has been
21        1, XII   |     during east and north winds; just as we have weather of the
22        1, XX    |          the snow at the bottom; just as the opposite is the case
23        1, XX    |    resisting tendency to expand, just as in heat the expansive
24        1, XXV   |     which does not attract iron, just as lead does not attract
25        1, XXXI  |    fibers, not distinct threads, just like natural materials;
26        1, XXXV  |         exciting them to motion, just as fire acts on air or water,
27        1, XXXVI |  reflects the light of a candle, just as a dense body would. We
28        1, XLIII |    without impeding one another, just as if they had their own
29        1, XLVI  |       time and an apparent time, just like the real place and
30        1, XLVI  |    eminent use (of which I spoke just now) — is conspicuous in
31        1, XLVIII|       the motion of connection — just as if bodies when compressed
32        1, L     |      extremely fine comminution, just as water refuses to run
33        1, L     |        destroyed by compression, just as every machine is spoiled