Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |        disclosing truth. There remains but one course for the recovery
 2      Pre        |  reverence due to the ancients remains untouched and undiminished,
 3        1, XXXII |    authors, and indeed of all, remains untouched, since the comparison
 4        1, XXXVI |       method of delivery alone remains to us which is simply this:
 5        1, LXVI  |         or on superstition. It remains to speak of the faulty subject
 6        1, LXXXII|       each separate art.~There remains simple experience which,
 7        1, XCIX  |  nature. Still, however, there remains something to be premised.
 8        1, XCIX  |      the floor of the mind, it remains that I place the mind in
 9        1, XCIX  |   magnitude of works.~CXXIX~It remains for me to say a few words
10        1, XCIX  |      is lost and escapes; what remains, what is added; what is
11        1, XII   |     warm in its own nature and remains so constantly; but the warmth
12        1, XIII  |       fire, retain some latent remains of their former heat. Hence
13        1, XVIII |     the most part cold and yet remains rare, also reject rarity.~
14        1, XIX   |        great measure upon what remains behind.~
15        1, XXXVI |       hypothesis, our position remains equally fixed, that there
16        1, XXXVI |     abhorrence of a vacuum. It remains that the waters must be
17        1, XXXVI |       therefore, as long as it remains thus, it points east and
18        1, XXXVI |      other flame on all sides, remains numerically identical; nor
19        1, XXXVI |        at once, as liquids do) remains in a conical or rather tends
20        1, XXXVI |     down as certain that flame remains numerically identical as
21        1, XXXVII|     which the virtue or action remains suspended between the two
22        1, XL    | quantum or sum total of matter remains unchanged, without increase
23        1, XLVI  | altogether, there nevertheless remains in it a most grateful odor,
24        1, XLVIII|      and shaken in the granary remains pure; all things, in short,
25        1, L     |    utterly exterminated. There remains indeed a scanty store of
26        1, L     |        a doubting faith. There remains a consent of bodies, inartificial
27        1, L     |    mixture is completed.~There remains the seventh and last of