Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXXVII|         But even if it had been a real and widespread consent,
 2        1, XCIX  |          nature, as of a true and real genus. Now these two directions,
 3        1, XCIX  |           we shall be led only to real particles, such as really
 4        1, XII   |         Which of these two is the real cause will more readily
 5        1, XIII  |         apparent differs from the real, or the external from the
 6        1, XXVII |   physical resemblances, that is, real and substantial resemblances;
 7        1, XXXIV |       point out not obscurely the real divisions of nature and
 8        1, XXXV  | heterogeneity is proved to be not real or essential, but only a
 9        1, XXXVI |          stars rise and set, be a real motion of rotation in the
10        1, XXXVI |          the heavenly bodies, and real in the earth. We may here
11        1, XXXVI |     receive the diurnal motion as real in the heavens, and deny
12        1, XXXVI |       means proved to be true and real, either by the failing of
13        1, XLVI  |       sight of heavenly bodies, a real time and an apparent time,
14        1, XLVI  |      apparent time, just like the real place and apparent place
15        1, XLVI  | considerable interval between the real time and the apparent afterward
16        1, XLVI  |         in appearance between the real body of the star and its
17        1, XLVIII|          here with us there is no real rest, either in wholes or
18        1, XLVIII|          be unsuccessful. But the real state of the case (I mean
19        1, L     |          then that we shall see a real increase in the power of