Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLV     |              celestial bodies move in perfect circles, spirals and dragons
 2        1, LXI     |               of a straight line or a perfect circle, much depends on
 3        1, LXXXVI  |        present the form and plan of a perfect science. But the first and
 4        1, LXXXVI  |       delivered to them as long since perfect and complete.~
 5        1, LXXXVIII|              having their art thought perfect, and for the miserable vainglory
 6        1, XCIX    |               straighter line or more perfect circle than anyone else,
 7        1, XCIX    |             straighter line or a more perfect circle than anyone else
 8        1, XCIX    |            should think our knowledge perfect, and yet not know anything
 9        1, XCIX    |             without it) or that it is perfect. For I am of the opinion
10        1, XCIX    |              practice.~For a true and perfect rule of operation, then,
11        1, XCIX    |           form itself. For a true and perfect axiom of knowledge, then,
12        1, XCIX    |               and rudiments up to the perfect mineral; or in like manner,
13        1, XVIII   |              for these tables are not perfect, but meant only for examples.~
14        1, XXI     | Interpretation of Nature and true and perfect Induction. In propounding
15        1, XXVII   |               is manifest that in all perfect animals there is a determination
16        1, XXXI    |             are the most complete and perfect; because starting from them
17        1, XXXI    |           great and masterly and most perfect works in every one of them,
18        1, XXXVI   |       explaining celestial motions by perfect circles. For this motion
19        1, XLI     |             such inquiries concerning perfect animals by cutting out the
20        1, XLII    |          inquiry be not into the more perfect mixtures of pneumatic bodies
21        1, XLVIII  |              their declination from a perfect circle by spiral lines more
22        1, XLVIII  |              their declination from a perfect circle by spiral lines more
23        1, L       |            going to operate; also the perfect stopping up of vessels by
24        1, L       |              substances, for the more perfect enclosure of them and to
25        1, L       |             despair of preserving the perfect quantity without diminution,
26        1, L       |          internal motions exhibit and perfect themselves when the extraneous