Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLV   |         elements is arbitrarily fixed at ten to one. And so on
 2        1, LXVIII|   renounced and put away with a fixed and solemn determination,
 3        1, LXXI  |         composed of men who had fixed abodes, and who opened schools
 4        1, XCIX  |    proceed in accordance with a fixed law, in regular order, and
 5        1, XCIX  |      industry and direction and fixed application than from accident
 6        1, XCIX  |    Taking the truth of these as fixed and immovable, they proceeded
 7        1, XCIX  |  individual acts according to a fixed law, yet in philosophy this
 8        1, XII   |      the full moons.~The larger fixed stars, however, when passed
 9        1, XIII  |        and above all Saturn. Of fixed stars, Sirius is said to
10        1, XIII  |       when nearer to the larger fixed stars. Thus when the sun
11        1, XVII  |        heterogeneous; so do the fixed red of the rose or the like,
12        1, XXII  |       in common with the colors fixed in flowers, colored stones,
13        1, XXVI  |        conformity to the places fixed; in the third, it must be
14        1, XXVIII| comprehended under some form or fixed law, so that all the irregularity
15        1, XXXI  | gunpowder. Nor again, if he had fixed his observation and thought
16        1, XXXIII|        I also call Instances of Fixed Propositions. They are those
17        1, XXXIII|     propositions are in no case fixed. I mean propositions in
18        1, XXXIII|     regard to such instances of fixed propositions I have two
19        1, XXXIV |        useful when subjoined to fixed propositions, but also by
20        1, XXXVI |        position remains equally fixed, that there must of necessity
21        1, XXXVI |       for by supposing that the fixed stars outrun the planets
22        1, XXXVI |        flame appears to have no fixed consistency here with us,
23        1, XLV   |      accidental, but finite and fixed; so that to ascertain and
24        1, XLV   |         meet, operates within a fixed but narrow sphere of action;
25        1, XLV   |         they are all finite and fixed in the nature of things,
26        1, XLV   |      also have manifestly their fixed limits, should be observed
27        1, XLVI  |       in periods determined and fixed in the nature of things.
28        1, L     |         made to be constant and fixed, and to become a kind of
29        1, L     |       can communicate to bodies fixed and permanent natures. For
30        1, L     |     being discharged, sometimes fixed; that the homogeneous parts
31        1, L     |         bodies earthy, dry, and fixed.) But certainly in these