Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |        the thing by giving it a name, I have chosen to call one
 2        1, XLV    |        dragons being (except in name) utterly rejected. Hence
 3        1, LXIII  |     also, under a more imposing name, and more forsooth as a
 4        1, LXXI   | inquisition of truth. Thus that name of Sophists, which by those
 5        1, LXXII  |     giving indiscriminately the name of Scythians to all in the
 6        1, LXXXII |         to the matter except in name. For logical invention does
 7        1, XCIX   |     fleet, in the luster of his name and the worship of mankind,
 8        1, XCIX   |        when I speak of forms, a name which I the rather adopt
 9        1, XXXVIII|         which under one general name I call Instances of the
10        1, XXXIX  |         or Gate, this being the name I give to instances which
11        1, XL     |        Instances, borrowing the name from the courts of law,
12        1, XLIV   |         them all by the general name of Practical Instances.
13        1, XLVIII |    Schoolmen (who almost always name and define things rather
14        1, XLVIII |    Schoolmen refer to under the name of "motion in accordance
15        1, XLVIII |        element"; an injudicious name enough, since it is a motion
16        1, XLVIII |       to which I have given the name of the motion of matter,
17        1, XLVIII |   Schoolmen have denoted by the name of natural motion from superficial
18        1, XLVIII |        I sometimes call by that name. For it is a motion diffusive,
19        1, XLVIII |        it hardly answers to the name, is yet indisputably a motion;