Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre       |       doctrines and beset on all sides by vain imaginations. And
 2        1, LXII |          things; so that on both sides philosophy is based on too
 3        1, XII  |      middle as compared with the sides, so do the objects seen
 4        1, XIII |        burnt more quickly at the sides than in the middle of the
 5        1, XX   |          more sharply toward the sides than in the middle of the
 6        1, XXV  |         wooden material (say the sides of ships, or the like) than
 7        1, XXIX |    errors and deflections on all sides. Under this head there is
 8        1, XXXVI|          that account flood both sides at once. We must inquire
 9        1, XXXVI|      takes place on the opposite sides of the isthmus at the same
10        1, XXXVI|    follow and fall away from the sides.~Thus at length we come
11        1, XXXVI|        and falling away from the sides, that is, the shores; and
12        1, XXXVI|      flame of the sulphur on all sides as with hidden bellows.~
13        1, XXXVI|       appears to commence at the sides, where the flame is compressed
14        1, XXXVI| surrounded by other flame on all sides, remains numerically identical;
15        1, XL   |      should be sought for on all sides. For example, it is obvious
16        1, XL   |       all the air, until the two sides of the bladder met. The
17        1, XL   |        and swelled it out on all sides like a sail. When this took
18        1, XLV  |      then flattened two opposite sides of the globe with a heavy