Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XIX   | principles, the truth of which it takes for settled and immovable,
 2        1, XX    |      understanding left to itself takes the same course (namely,
 3        1, XX    |      namely, the former) which it takes in accordance with logical
 4        1, LXI   |          outstrips the runner who takes a wrong one. Nay, it is
 5        1, LXVI  |     infected by the sight of what takes place in the mechanical
 6        1, LXXXV |      utility not contemptible, he takes these for earnest of what
 7        1, XCV   |        own substance. But the bee takes a middle course: it gathers
 8        1, XCIX  |         less than the palace, yet takes no pollution. And for myself,
 9        1, XX    |           violent heat, though it takes place in about the same
10        1, XXXVI |         repeated twice a day, and takes six hours each time, subject
11        1, XXXVI |          the thing inquired into, takes place by a progressive motion;
12        1, XXXVI |           ebb and flow of the sea takes place on the opposite sides
13        1, XXXVII|         distance. For such action takes place both in time, occupying
14        1, XL    |          that the action of sense takes place in motion, and that
15        1, XL    |           motion, and that motion takes place in time. If therefore
16        1, XL    |           moments which the sense takes to act in, the object is
17        1, XLII  |         representation, from what takes place in such liquids as
18        1, XLII  |      which cases no incorporation takes place. Now the representation
19        1, XLVII |      quantity of liquid, infusion takes place rather than impregnation;
20        1, XLVIII|        the binding of this motion takes place generally in three
21        1, L     |      escape of the finer, such as takes place in indurations by