Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XXXVII|         now in use. But then they go on to destroy the authority
 2        1, LXI   |           is, the further he will go astray.~But the course I
 3        1, LXVI  |      popular, and does not at all go deep into nature; for these
 4        1, LXX   |          far is experience, if it go not beyond the actual experiment.
 5        1, LXX   |           is worth their while to go on; and also to show themselves
 6        1, LXX   |         Thus, like Atalanta, they go aside to pick up the golden
 7        1, LXXV  |         be whetted and incited to go on farther. But not content
 8        1, LXXXII|          light a candle, and then go. But the true method of
 9        1, LXXXIV|         observations.~Nor must it go for nothing that by the
10        1, XCI   |          and labors in this field go unrewarded. For it does
11        1, XCII  |          become difficult as they go on, and end in confusion.
12        1, XCIII |         of the world: "Many shall go to and fro, and knowledge
13        1, XCVIII|   vexations of art than when they go their own way. Good hopes
14        1, X     |        mark of knowledge, we must go on to precepts, and that
15        1, X     |        must speak first, and then go back to the other ministrations.~
16        1, XII   |          us their action does not go so far as to produce sensible
17        1, XXVIII|           now the thoughts of men go no further than to pronounce
18        1, XXXIII|        variable, and may come and go, but all flame is hot, so
19        1, XXXV  |           yet this great man must go on at once to corrupt and
20        1, XXXVI |        exactly adjusted, that one go not faster or slower than
21        1, XXXVI |          clock so placed does not go faster than it did on account
22        1, XL    |          themselves, so that they go out along with it; whence
23        1, XL    | wheresoever the spirit leads they go along with it, then ensues
24        1, L     |       bell, take breath, and then go on with his work. I have
25        1, LII   |     should begin, that we may not go again over old ground, as