Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XLI   |     according to the measure of the universe. And the human understanding
 2        1, XLVIII|           than to the nature of the universe; and from this source have
 3        1, XCIX  |          human race itself over the universe, his ambition (if ambition
 4        1, XIII  |           thing in reference to the universe, it necessarily follows
 5        1, XVII  |            the common course of the universe: as of the lion, eagle,
 6        1, XX    |         relation to man, not to the universe, and is correctly defined
 7        1, XX    |         that is, in relation to the universe, not simply in relation
 8        1, XXI   |      synopsis of all natures in the universe; seventhly, of the Application
 9        1, XXVII |          fabric of the parts of the universe, and anatomizing its members;
10        1, XXVII |             in the structure of the universe the motions of living creatures
11        1, XXX   |             ordinary species in the universe, and carrying on the understanding
12        1, XXXVI |     cosmical, and by consent of the universe, being most rapid in the
13        1, XL    |           not with reference to the universe; and this is not to be corrected
14        1, XLVII |     configuration and fabric of the universe. The earth for instance
15        1, XLVIII|          harmony and consent of the universe which has not yet fallen
16        1, XLVIII| preservation and good either of the universe, as resistance and connection;
17        1, XLVIII|          regards communion with the universe, is stronger than the motion
18        1, L     |       mercury run through the whole universe. (For what they add about
19        1, LII   |         great form or fabric of the universe, as bordering instances;