Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXVII |           laid down the law on all points; which done, he proceeds
 2        1, XC    |            on in practice; and the points above mentioned in the administration
 3        1, XCIX  |          of which the quarters and points of the heavens could be
 4        1, XCIX  | transformation of bodies are these points to be ascertained, but also
 5        1, XCIX  |           governs motion; and like points; all which nevertheless
 6        1, XIII  |            and eager. But on these points let further inquiry be made.~
 7        1, XVI   |         not to overlook any of the points which may help us toward
 8        1, XX    |           38. Tab. 3. But on these points I shall speak more at length
 9        1, XX    |           stings the body like the points of an infinite number of
10        1, XXVI  |      multitude of circumstances or points to take hold of aids the
11        1, XXVI  |           disengaged; multitude of points to take hold of; expectation
12        1, XXXI  |         very* summits and crowning points of human industry, may so
13        1, XXXV  |          what are in reality those points of difference between the
14        1, XXXVI |        long as it remains thus, it points east and west. Now if it
15        1, XXXVI |            cause; but if it either points as before east and west,
16        1, XLVIII|          the motion of want in two points. One is that in the latter
17        1, XLVIII|        wooden arrows, having their points also of wood, which penetrate