Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXVI   |     these are only measures and limits, not kinds of motion. What
 2        1, LXXII  |        of the New World and the limits on every side of the Old
 3        1, LXXVIII|  orderly referred to the narrow limits of the time that has been
 4        1, LXXXIV |       shut up within the narrow limits of old discoveries.~And
 5        1, LXXXIX |        transgress the permitted limits of sober-mindedness, wrongfully
 6        1, XCIX   |      and extend more widely the limits of the power and greatness
 7        1, XXI    |      what last; sixthly, of the Limits of Investigation, or a synopsis
 8        1, XXXIII |       of the form within narrow limits. For if by migratory instances
 9        1, XXXIII |       For all such indicate the limits of nature between that which
10        1, XXXVI  |   action is confined to certain limits. So that if they were removed
11        1, XXXVII |        the bodies which are the limits of the motion dispose or
12        1, XLIII  |  subjoin instances which I call limits of dissection, as that in
13        1, XLV    |     have manifestly their fixed limits, should be observed and
14        1, XLVIII |   vacuum, except in the extreme limits of condensation and rarefaction,
15        1, XLVIII |         stop far short of these limits, and are nothing more than
16        1, XLVIII |        in space, within certain limits, without the interposition
17        1, L      |     things (each within its own limits) differ immensely in quantity
18        1, L      | variation is confined to narrow limits.~The next most general consent