Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XXXIV|          yet be apprehended with reference to what is old.~
 2        1, LIV  |          philosophy, framed with reference to a few things; and Gilbert
 3        1, LXIV |        manner universal, and has reference to many things), but in
 4        1, LXVI |        establish a division with reference to them, they introduce
 5        1, XCIV |      which is the worst thing in reference to the past, ought to be
 6        1, XCIX |       frame the middle axioms by reference to them; which has been
 7        1, XCIX |        as remote causes, without reference to the latent process leading
 8        1, XCIX |     arrive at new discoveries in reference to substances in some degree
 9        1, XCIX | configuration (all of which have reference to the common and ordinary
10        1, XIII |        internal, or the thing in reference to man from the thing in
11        1, XIII |         to man from the thing in reference to the universe, it necessarily
12        1, XX   |       with violence.~Viewed with reference to operation it is the same
13        1, XX   |          must be considered with reference to the sense. Let us now
14        1, XXXVI| instances of the fingerpost with reference to this question, and better
15        1, XXXVI|     proceeds afterward. But with reference to this inquiry the road
16        1, XXXVI|         instantly goes out. With reference to this nature the roads
17        1, XL   |         motion. These cases have reference principally to the sight,
18        1, XL   |       configurations (which have reference to the dissimilarity of
19        1, XL   |         the lines of nature with reference to man and not with reference
20        1, XL   |    reference to man and not with reference to the universe; and this